Religion Must Always Be A Crab Fruit;

Men Consort In Camp And Town But The Poet Dwells Alone.

It Is Impossible For A Man To Be Cheated By Anyone But Himself.

The Finished Man Of The World Must Eat Of Every Apple At Once. He Must Hold His Hatreds Also At Arm's Length, And Not Remember Spite. He Has Neither Friends Nor Enemies, But Values Men Only As Channels Of Power.

The Dearest Events Are Summer-rain.

The Force Of Character Is Cumulative.