Heaven And Earth Fight In Vain Against

Sentimental Poetry Differs From Naive Poetry In That It Relates The Real State At Which The Latter Stops To Ideas And Applies Ideas To That Reality.

In The Ardor Of Pursuit Men Soon Forget The Goal From Which They Start.

Strange Customs Do Not Thrive In Foreign Soil.

The Brave Person Thinks Of Himself Last Of All.

To Know Thyself--in Others Self-concern; Would'st Thou Know Others? Read Thyself--and Learn!