He Who Is Firmly Seated In Authority

The Nunneries Of Silent Nooks, The Murmured Longing Of The Wood.

No Man Can Produce Great Things Who Is Not Thoroughly Sincere In Dealing With Himself.

In All Literary History There Is No Such Figure As Dante, No Such Homogeneousness Of Life And Works, Such Loyalty To Ideas, Such Sublime Irrecognition Of The Unessential.

Some Kind Of Pace May Be Got Out Of The Eeriest Jade By The Near Prospect Of Oats; But The Thoroughbred Has The Spur In His Blood.

The Victory's In Believing.