You Are, When All Is Done-just What

It Is Commonly The Personal Character Of A Writer Which Gives Him His Public Significance. It Is Not Imparted By His Genius. Napoleon Said Of Corneille, "were He Living I Would Make Him A King;" But He Did Not Read Him. He Read Racine, Yet He Said Nothing Of The Kind Of Racine.

Only The Soul That Loves Is Happy

Nothing Is More Damaging To The Truth Than An Old Error.

As Man Is, So Is His God. And Thus Is God Oft Strangely Odd.

To Think Is Easy. To Act Is Difficult. To Act As One Thinks Is The Most Difficult.