Time Makes Ancient Good Uncouth.

Enthusiasm Begets Enthusiasm, Eloquence Produces Conviction For The Moment; But It Is Only By Truth To Nature And The Everlasting Institutions Of Mankind That Those Abiding Influences Are Won That Enlarge From Generation To Generation.

And What Is So Rare As A Day In June? Then, If Ever, Come Perfect Days.

In All Literary History There Is No Such Figure As Dante, No Such Homogeneousness Of Life And Works, Such Loyalty To Ideas, Such Sublime Irrecognition Of The Unessential.

Such Power There Is In Clear-eyed Self-restraint.

And What They Dare To Dream Of, Date To Do.