Byron Owed The Vast Influence Which He

Knowledge Advances By Steps, And Not By Leaps.

In Every Age The Vilest Specimens Of Human Nature Are To Be Found Among Demagogues.

A Beggarly People, A Church And No Steeple.

The Best Portraits Are Perhaps Those In Which There Is A Slight Mixture Of Caricature; And We Are Not Certain That The Best Histories Are Not Those In Which A Little Of The Exaggeration Of Fictitious Narrative Is Judiciously Employed. Something Is Lost In Accuracy; But Much Is Gained In Effect. The Fainter Lines Are Neglected; But The Great Characteristic Features Are Imprinted On The Mind Forever.

The Measure Of A Man's Real Character Is What He Would Do If He Knew He Would Never Be Found Out.