The Socratic Manner Is Not A Game

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The Delicate Balance Between Modesty And Conceit Is Popularity.

There Is In The Human Race Some Dark Spirit Of Recalcitrance, Always Pulling Us In The Direction Contrary To That In Which We Are Reasonably Expected To Go.

The Critic Who Justly Admires All Kinds Of Things Simultaneously Cannot Love Any One Of Them.

Death Cancels All Engagements.