There Is No Dignity Like The Dignity

It Was A Roman Who Said It Was Sweet To Die For One's Country. The Greeks Never Said It Was Sweet To Die For Anything. They Had No Vital Lies.

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

... 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.

Tell One Your Thoughts, But Beware Of Two. All Know What Is Known To Three

Poetry And Preaching Do Not Go Well Together; When The Preacher Mounts The Pulpit The Poet Usually Goes Away.