The Errors Of The Observer Come From

We Amuse Ourselves Painting Our Prison-walls With Bright Figures And Brilliant Landscapes.

Lord Byron Is Only Great As A Poet; As Soon As He Reflects He Is A Child.

A Talent Can Be Cultivated In Tranquility; A Character Only In The Rushing Stream Of Life.

Piety, Like Nobility, Has Its Aristocracy.

It Is Only Necessary To Grow Old To Become More Charitable And Even Indulgent. I See No Fault Committed By Others That I Have Not Committed Myself.