The Greatest Events Of An Age Are

There Are Ceremonious Bows That Repel One Like A Cudgel.

He Has But One Great Fear That Fears To Do Wrong.

The Worth Of A Book Is A Matter Of Expressed Juices.

A Genuine Passion Is Like A Mountain Stream; It Admits Of No Impediment; It Cannot Go Backward; It Must Go Forward.

No Single Character Is Ever So Great That A Nation Can Afford To Form Itself Upon It. Imitation Belittles. This Appears In The Instance Of The Chinese. The Chinese Are So Many Confucii; In Miniature. And So With The Jews. Moses, The Lawgiver, Is Poorly Represented By Moses, The Old Clothesman ; Or Even By Dives, The Hanker.