The Scholar Is Early Acquainted With Every

Sculpture Is Not The Mere Cutting Of The Form Of Anything In Stone; It Is The Cutting Of The Effect Of It. Very Often The True Form, In The Marble, Would Not Be In The Least Like Itself.

We Were Not Sent Into This World To Do Anything Into Which We Cannot Put Our Hearts.

He Thinks By Infection, Catching An Opinion Like A Cold.

When We Build, Let Us Think That We Build Forever.

I Used To Lie Down On The Grass And Draw The Blades As They Grew - Until Every Square Foot Of Meadow, Or Mossy Bank, Became A Possession To Me.