The Things One Experiences Alone With Oneself

Do All The Work You Can; That Is The Whole Philosophy Of The Good Way Of Life.

The Artist Who Aims At Perfection In Everything Achieves It In Nothing.

Nature Creates Unity Even In The Parts Of A Whole.

Curiously Enough, The Sublime Is Generally Achieved Through Want Of Proportion.

There Is No Merit In Being Truthful When One Is Truthful By Nature, Or Rather When One Can Be Nothing Else; It Is A Gift, Like Poetry Or Music. But It Needs Courage To Be Truthful After Carefully Considering The Matter, Unless A Kind Of Pride Is Involved; For Example, The Man Who Says To Himself, "i Am Ugly," And Then Says, "i Am Ugly" To His Friends, Lest They Should Think Themselves The First To Make The Discovery.