The Fullness Of Life Is In The

Old Ideas Are Continually Being Slain By New Facts. There Is Nothing Stable In The Conclusions Of The Mind, And It Is Impossible That There Ever Should Be Unless We Hold That The Universe Is Made To The Measure Of The Human Mind, An Assumption For Which Nothing In The Past Gives Any Warrant.

A Tendency To Exaggeration Was A Roman Trait.

The Comedy Of Each Age Holds Up A Mirror To The People Of That Age, A Mirror That Is Unique.

Myths Are Early Science, The Result Of Men's First Trying To Explain What They Saw Around Them.

... Clear Thinking Is Not The Characteristic Which Distinguishes Our Literature Today. We Are More And More Caught Up By The Unintelligible. People Like It. This Argues An Inability To Think, Or, Almost As Bad, A Disinclination To Think.