Utopias Are Often Just Premature Truths.

Habit With It's Iron Sinews, Clasps Us And Leads Us Day By Day.

The Greatness Of A Popular Character Is Less According To The Ratio Of His Genius Than The Sympathy He Shows With The Prejudices And Even The Absurdities Of His Time. Fanatics Do Not Select The Cleverest But The Most Fanatical Leaders As Was Evidenced In The Choice Of Robespierre By The French Jacobins, And In That Of Cromwell By The English Puritans.

Assassination Makes Only Martyrs, Not Converts.

Exquisite Beauty Resides Rather In The Female Form Than Face, Where It Is Also More Lasting.

Eloquence Dwells Quite As Much In The Hearts Of The Hearers As On The Lips Of The Orator.