Perhaps There Is An Idea Among Japanese

As A Result, The Highly Civilized Man Can Endure Incomparably More Than The Savage, Whether Of Moral Or Physical Strain. Being Better Able To Control Himself Under All Circumstances, He Has A Great Advantage Over The Savage.

There Are Two Methods For The Literary Study Of Any Book - The First Being The Study Of Its Thought And Emotion; The Second Only That Of Its Workmanship. A Student Of Literature Should Study Some Of The Bible From Both Points Of View.

The Fact, However, To Which I Want To Call Attention Is That The Master Of Judo Never Relies Upon His Own Strength. He Scarcely Uses His Own Strength In The Greatest Emergency. Then What Does He Use? Simply The Strength Of His Antagonist. The Force Of The Enemy Is The Only Means By Which That Enemy Is Overcome.

There Was Very Little Suicide Among The Men Of The North, Because Every Man Considered It His Duty To Get Killed, Not To Kill Himself; And To Kill Himself Would Have Seemed Cowardly, As Implying Fear Of Being Killed By Others

The Time Of Illusion, Then, Is The Beautiful Moment Of Passion; It Represents The Artistic Zone In Which The Poet Or Romance Writer Ought To Be Free To Do The Very Best That He Can.