We Must Form Our Minds By Reading

(slaughter) Means Blood And Iron. [lat., Coedes Videtur Significare Sanguinem Et Ferrum.]

Our Minds Are Like Our Stomaches; They Are Whetted By The Change Of Their Food, And Variety Supplies Both With Fresh Appetite.

A Great Part Of Art Consists In Imitation. For The Whole Conduct Of Life Is Based On This: That What We Admire In Others We Want To Do Ourselves.

One Should Aim Not At Being Possible To Understand, But At Being Impossible To Misunderstand.

Men, Even When Alone, Lighten Their Labors By Song, However Rude It May Be.