Of The Two, I Prefer Those Who

Maxims Are To The Intellect What Laws Are To Actions; They Do Not Enlighten, But They Guide And Direct, And, Although Themselves Blind, Are Protective.

Only Just The Right Quantum Of Wit Should Be Put Into A Book; In Conversation A Little Excess Is Allowable.

God Is The Place Where I Do Not Remember The Rest.

Words Become Luminous When The Poet's Finger Has Passed Over Them Its Phosphorescence.

The Essential Thing Is Not That There Be Many Truths In A Work, But That No Truth Be Abused.