The Modesty Of Women, Which, In Its

...aesthetic Values Are Changed Under The Influence Of Sexual Emotion; From The Lover's Point Of View Many Things Are Beautiful Which Are Unbeautiful From The Point Of View Of Him Who Is Not A Lover, And The Greater The Degree To Which The Lover Is Swayed By His Passion The Greater The Extent To Which His Normal Aesthetic Standard Is Liable To Be Modified.

To Live Remains An Art Which Everyone Must Learn, And Which No One Can Teach.

Where There Is Most Labour There Is Not Always Most Life.

The Sanitary And Mechanical Age We Are Now Entering Makes Up For The Mercy It Grants To Our Sense Of Smell By The Ferocity With Which It Assails Our Sense Of Hearing.

It Is Here [in Mathematics] That The Artist Has The Fullest Scope Of His Imagination.