It Is Far More Difficult To Be

The First Test Of A Truly Great Man Is His Humility. By Humility I Don't Mean Doubt Of His Powers Or Hesitation In Speaking His Opinion, But Merely An Understanding Of The Relationship Of What He Can Say And What He Can Do.

When Men Are Rightly Occupied, Their Amusement Grows Out Of Their Work.

Endurance Is Nobler Than Strength, And Patience Than Beauty.

No Architecture Can Be Truly Noble Which Is Not Imperfect.

All The Other Passions Do Occasional Good, But Whenever Pride Puts In Its Word, Everything Goes Wrong, And What It Might Really Be Desirable To Do, Quietly And Innocently, It Is Mortally Dangerous To Do, Proudly.