Writing Should Be The Settlement Of Dew

Talent Alone Cannot Make A Writer. There Must Be A Man Behind The Book; A Personality Which, By Birth And Quality, Is Pledged To The Doctrines There Set Forth, And Which Exists To See And State Things So, And Not Otherwise.

Every Man Contemplates An Angel In His Future Self.

Men Such As They Are, Very Naturally Seek Money Or Power; And Power Because It Is As Good As Money.

It Is A Sign Of Our Times, Conspicuous To The Coarsest Observer, That Many Intelligent And Religious Persons Withdraw Themselves From The Common Labors And Competitions Of The Market And The Caucus, And Betake Themselves To A Certain Solitary And Critical Way Of Living, From Which No Solid Fruit Has Yet Appeared To Justify Their Separation.

Every Man Is An Infinitely Repelling Orb, And Holds His Individual Being On That Condition.