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Great Minds Tend Toward Banality. It Is The Noblest Effort Of Individualism. But It Implies A Sort Of Modesty, Which Is So Rare That It Is Scarcely Found Except In The Greatest, Or In Beggars.

An Experience Teaches Only The Good Observer; But Far From Seeking A Lesson In It, Everyone Looks For An Argument In Experience, And Everyone Interprets The Conclusion In His Own Way.

A Work Of Art Is An Exaggeration.

Whoever Starts Out Toward The Unknown Must Consent To Venture Alone.

When I Cease To Be Indignant I Will Have Begun My Old Age.