Such Power There Is In Clear-eyed Self-restraint.

Human Nature Has A Much Greater Genius For Sameness Than For Originality.

A Great Part Of Human Suffering Has Its Root In The Nature Of Man, And Not In That Of His Institutions.

With Every Step Of The Recent Traveler Our Inheritance Of The Wonderful Is Diminished. Those Beautiful Pictured Notes Of The Possible Are Redeemed At A Ruinous Discount In The Hard Coin Of The Actual.

He Gives Only The Worthless Gold Who Gives From A Sense Of Duty.

Tis As Easy To Be Heroes As To Sit The Idle Slaves.