There Is No Dignity Like The Dignity

So Far, We Do Not Seem Appalled At The Prospect Of Exactly The Same Kind Of Education Being Applied To All The School Children From The Atlantic To The Pacific, But There Is An Uneasiness In The Air, A Realization That The Individual Is Growing Less Easy To Find; An Idea, Perhaps, Of What Standardization Might Become When The Units Are Not Machines, But Human Beings.

In Theology The Conservative Temper Tends To Formalism.

The Heterodoxy Of One Generation Is The Orthodoxy Of The Next.

Love, However, Cannot Be Forbidden. The More That Flame Is Covered Up, The Hotter It Burns. Also Love Can Always Find A Way. It Was Impossible That These Two Whose Hearts Were On Fire Should Be Kept Apart. (pyramus And Thisbe)

None But A Poet Can Write A Tragedy. For Tragedy Is Nothing Less Than Pain Transmuted Into Exaltation By The Alchemy Of Poetry.