We Read Often With As Much Talent

There Can Be No High Civility Without A Deep Morality, Though It May Not Always Call Itself By That Name.

The Secret Of Ugliness Consists Not In Irregularity, But In Being Uninteresting.

We Are As Much Informed Of A Writer's Genius By What He Selects As By What He Originates. We Read The Quotation With His Eyes, Andfind A New And Fervent Sense; As A Passage From One Of The Poets, Well Recited, Borrows New Interest From The Rendering. As The Journals Say, "the Italics Are Ours.

Inaction Is Cowardice, But There Can Be No Scholar Without The Heroic Mind.

The Cold, Inconsiderate Of Persons, Tingles Your Blood, Benumbs Your Feet, Freezes A Man Like An Apple.