The Greatest Genius Is Never So Great

Pedantry Crams Our Heads With Learned Lumber And Takes Out Our Brains To Make Room For It.

The Hand That Unnerved Belshazzar Derived Its Most Horrifying Influence From The Want Of A Body, And Death Itself Is Not Formidable In What We Do Know Of It, But In What We Do Not.

The True Measure Of Your Character Is What You Do When Nobody's Watching.

Some Read To Think, These Are Rare; Some To Write, These Are Common; And Some Read To Talk, And These Form The Great Majority.

He That Has Never Known Adversity Is But Half Acquainted With Others, Or With Himself.