Some Of The Exuberance Of My Essay-writing

Using Quotations Was At First Quite Spontaneous For Me, But Then This Use Became Strengthened Through Reflection. But Originally This Practice Came Out Of Temperament.

Photographs Furnish Evidence. Something We Hear About, But Doubt, Seems Proven When We're Shown A Photograph Of It.

Compassion Is An Unstable Emotion. It Needs To Be Translated Into Action, Or It Withers.

Modern Discussions Of The Possibility Of Tragedy Are Not Exercises In Literary Analysis; They Are Exercises In Cultural Diagnostics, More Or Less Disguised.

Many Things In The World Have Not Been Named; And Many Things, Even If They Have Been Named, Have Never Been Described.