Time,--the Most Independent Of All Things.

There Is An Unseemly Exposure Of The Mind, As Well As Of The Body.

The Idea Of What The Public Will Think Prevents The Public From Ever Thinking At All, And Acts As A Spell On The Exercise Of Private Judgment.

Satirists Gain The Applause Of Others Through Fear, Not Through Love.

Wrong Dressed Out In Pride, Pomp, And Circumstance Has More Attraction Than Abstract Right.

Fame Is The Inheritance Not Of The Dead, But Of The Living. It Is We Who Look Back With Lofty Pride To The Great Names Of Antiquity.