The Life Of Great Geniuses Is Nothing

You Can Bind My Body, Tie My Hands, Govern My Actions: You Are The Strongest, And Society Adds To Your Power; But With My Will, Sir, You Can Do Nothing.

Happiness Lies In The Consciousness We Have Of It.

Genius, Whether Locked Up In A Cell Or Roaming At Large, Is Always Solitary.

Every Historian Discloses A New Horizon.

Age Continually Alters The Faces Of Those Who Think Or Study, And So Their Portraits Differ From One Another And Don't Even Resemble Them For Very Long. I Dream So Much And Live So Little That I'm Sometimes Only Three Years Old. But The Next Day I'm Three Hundred, If The Dream Has Been Sombre.