The First Lesson Of History Is That

Earth Proudly Wears The Parthenon As The Best Gem Upon Her Zone.

Talent Alone Cannot Make A Writer. There Must Be A Man Behind The Book.

The Service A Man Renders His Friend Is Trivial And Selfish, Compared With The Service He Knows His Friend Stood In Readiness To Yield Him, Alike Before He Had Begun To Serve His Friend, And Now Also. Compared With That Good-will I Bear My Friend, The Benefit It Is In My Power To Render Him Seems Small.

The Crowning Fortune Of A Man Is To Be Born To Some Pursuit Which Finds Him Employment And Happiness, Whether It Be To Make Baskets, Or Broadswords, Or Canals, Or Statues, Or Songs.

We Do What We Must, And Call It By The Best Names.