A People's Literature Is The Great Text-book

Ages Of Faith And Of Unbelief Are Always Said To Mark The Course Of History.

The Easy Way Has Never In The Long Run Commanded The Allegiance Of Mankind.

It Was A Roman Who Said It Was Sweet To Die For One's Country. The Greeks Never Said It Was Sweet To Die For Anything. They Had No Vital Lies.

The Modern Minds In Each Generation Are The Critics Who Preserve Us From A Petrifying World, Who Will Not Leave Us To Walk Undisturbed In The Ways Of Our Fathers.

Love, However, Cannot Be Forbidden. The More That Flame Is Covered Up, The Hotter It Burns. Also Love Can Always Find A Way. It Was Impossible That These Two Whose Hearts Were On Fire Should Be Kept Apart. (pyramus And Thisbe)