In A Tavern Everybody Puts On Airs

Tis The Good Reader That Makes The Good Book.

Poetry Teaches The Enormous Force Of A Few Words, And, In Proportion To The Inspiration, Checks Loquacity.

Every Man's Reason Is Sufficient For His Guidance, If Used.

For He That Feeds Men Serveth Few; He Serves All Who Dares Be True.

Every Mind Is Different; And The More It Is Unfolded, The More Pronounced Is That Difference.