Eloquence May Set Fire To Reason.

Every Idea Is An Incitement. It Offers Itself For Belief, And If Believed It Is Acted On Unless Some Other Belief Outweighs It Or Some Failure Of Energy Stifles The Movement At Its Birth. The Only Difference Between The Expression Of An Opinion And An Incitement Is The Speaker's Enthusiasm For The Result.

Fame Is The Scentless Sunflower, With Gaudy Crown Of Gold; But Friendship Is The Rose, With Sweets In Every Fold.

Society Is Always Trying In Some Way To Grind Us Down To A Single Flat Surface.

The Only Condition Of Peace In This World Is To Have No Ideas, Or, At Least Not To Express Them.

If You Don't Know What You Want, You Will Probably Never Get It.