Every Person Born Into This World Their

The Riches Of Scholarship, The Benignities Of Literature, Defy Fortune And Outlive Calamity. They Are Beyond The Reach Of Thief Or Moth Or Rust. As They Cannot Be Inherited, So They Cannot, Be Alienated.

And The Choice Goes By Forever 'twixt That Darkness And That Light.

Time Is, After All, The Greatest Of Poets; And The Sons Of Memory Stand A Better Chance Of Being The Heirs Of Fame.

To Be Young Is Surely The Best, If The Most Precarious, Gift Of Life.

In The Parliament Of The Present Every Man Represents A Constituency Of The Past.