Your Trouble's Easy Borne When Everybody Gives

The Memory Has As Many Moods As The Temper, And Shifts Its Scenery Like A Diorama.

In Travelling I Shape Myself Betimes To Idleness And Take Fools' Pleasure

The Very Truth Hath A Colour From The Disposition Of The Utterer.

Things Are Achieved When They Are Well Begun.

I Think The Effective Use Of Quotation Is An Important Point In The Art Of Writing. Given Sparingly, Quotations Serve Admirably As A Climax Or As A Corroboration, But When They Are Long And Frequent, They Seriously Weaken The Effect Of A Book. We Lose Sight Of The Writer - He Scatters Our Sympathy Among Others Than Himself - And The Ideas Which He Himself Advances Are Not Knit Together With Our Impression Of His Personality.