One Must Be An Inventor To Read

Play Out The Game, Act Well Your Part, And If The Gods Have Blundered, We Will Not.

There Is No Strong Performance Without A Little Fanaticism In The Performer.

Nature Is Not Slow To Equip Us In The Prison-uniform Of The Party To Which We Adhere.

If The Vast And The Spiritual Are Omitted, So Are The Practical And The Moral.

Passion, Though A Bad Regulator, Is A Powerful Spring. Any Absorbing Passion Has The Effect To Deliver From The Little Coils And Cares Of Every Day: 'tis The Heat Which Sets Our Human Atoms Spinning, Overcomes The Friction Of Crossing Thresholds, And First Addresses In Society, And Gives Us A Good Start And Speed, Easy To Continue, When Once It Is Begun.