The Laws Of Animality Govern Almost The

The Obscure Only Exists That It May Cease To Exist. In It Lies The Opportunity Of All Victory And All Progress. Whether It Call Itself Fatality, Death, Night, Or Matter, It Is The Pedestal Of Life, Of Light, Of Liberty And The Spirit. For It Represents Resistance -- That Is To Say, The Fulcrum Of All Activity, The Occasion For Its Development And Its Triumph.

An Error Is The More Dangerous In Proportion To The Degree Of Truth Which It Contains.

Almost Everything Comes From Almost Nothing.

A Musical Theme Once Exhausted, Finds Its Due Refuge And Repose In Silence.

To Repel One's Cross Is To Make It Heavier.