The Discoverer And The Poet Are Inventors;

All Good Literature Rests Primarily On Insight.

The Prosperity Of A Book Lies In The Minds Of Readers. Public Knowledge And Public Taste Fluctuate; And There Come Times When Works Which Were Once Capable Of Instructing And Delighting Thousands Lose Their Power, And Works, Before Neglected, Emerge Into Renown.

Vehemence Without Feeling Is But Rant.

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Originality Is Independence, Not Rebellion; It Is Sincerity, Not Antagonism.