To Condemn Spontaneous And Delightful Occupations Because

I Believe In General In A Dualism Between Facts And The Ideas Of Those Facts In Human Heads.

Philosophers Are Very Severe Towards Other Philosophers Because They Expect Too Much.

. . . Until The Curtain Was Rung Down On The Last Act Of The Drama (and It Might Have No Last Act!) He Wished The Intellectual Cripples And The Moral Hunchbacks Not To Be Jeered At; Perhaps They Might Turn Out To Be The Heroes Of The Play.

The Degree In Which A Poet's Imagination Dominates Reality Is, In The End, The Exact Measure Of His Importance And Dignity.

In The Concert Of Nature It Is Hard To Keep In Tune With Oneself If One Is Out Of Tune With Everything Else