To Be Gret Is To Be Misunderstood.

The Poorest Experience Is Rich Enough For All The Purposes Of Expressing Thought

Use Makes A Better Soldier Than The Most Urgent Considerations Of Duty,--familiarity With Danger Enabling Him To Estimate The Danger. He Sees How Much Is The Risk, And Is Not Afflicted With Imagination; Knows Practically Marshal Saxe's Rule, That Every Soldier Killed Costs The Enemy His Weight In Lead.

Real Action Is In Silent Moments.

Generalization Is Always A New Influx Of Divinity Into The Mind. Hence The Thrill That Attends It.

The Artists Must Be Sacrificed To Their Art. Like The Bees, They Must Put Their Lives Into The Sting They Give.