My Dear Child, You Must Believe In

To Teach A Man How He May Learn To Grow Independently, And For Himself, Is Perhaps The Greatest Service That One Man Can Do Another.

Nowhere Probably Is There More True Feeling, And Nowhere Worse Taste, Than In A Churchyard - Both As Regards The Monuments And The Inscriptions. Scarcely A Word Of True Poetry Anywhere.

One Man Is As Good As Another Until He Has Written A Book.

Plato's Dialogues Bear At Least Some Similarities To The Classical Plays.

Doubt Comes In At The Window When Inquiry Is Denied At The Door.