Literary People Are Forever Judging The Quality

Every Man Ought To Be Inquisitive Through Every Hour Of His Great Adventure Down To The Day When He Shall No Longer Cast A Shadow In The Sun. For If He Dies Without A Question In His Heart, What Excuse Is There For His Continuance?

If A Large City Can, After Intense Intellectual Efforts, Choose For Its Mayor A Man Who Merely Will Not Steal From It, We Consider It A Triumph Of The Suffrage.

There Ought To Be Some Sign In A Book About Man, That The Writer Knows Thoroughly One Man At Least.

When Temptations March Monotonously In Regiments, One Waits For To Pass.

Fill An Author With A Titanic Fame And You Do Not Make Him Titanic; You Often Merely Burst Him.