There Is Endless Merit In A Man's

To Reform A World, To Reform A Nation, No Wise Man Will Undertake; And All But Foolish Men Know, That The Only Solid, Though A Far Slower Reformation, Is What Each Begins And Perfects On Himself.

If Time Is Precious, No Book That Will Not Improve By Repeated Readings Deserves To Be Read At All.

Poetry, Therefore, We Will Call Musical Thought.

No Good Book Or Good Thing Of Any Kind Shows It Best Face At First. No The Most Common Quality Of In A True Work Of Art That Has Excellence And Depth, Is That At First Sight It Produces A Certain Disappointment.

Close Thy Byron ; Open Thy Goethe .