Writing Should Be The Settlement Of Dew

In Dealing With The State, We Ought To Remember That Its Institutions Are Not Aboriginal, Though They Existed Before We Were Born; That They Are Not Superior To The Citizen; That Every One Of Them Was Once The Act Of A Single Man; Every Law And Usage Was A Man's Expedient To Meet A Particular Case; That They All Are Imitable, All Alterable; We May Make As Good; We May Make Better.

Every Hero Becomes A Bore At Last.

You Shall Have Joy, Or You Shall Have Power, Said God; You Shall Not Have Both.

All High Beauty Has A Moral Element In It.

Real Action Is In Silent Moments.