God Screens Us Evermore From

Evermore In The World Is This Marvelous Balance Of Beauty And Disgust, Magnificence And Rats.

Our Friendships Hurry To Short And Poor Conclusions, Because We Have Made Them A Texture Of Wine And Dreams, Instead Of The Toughfibre Of The Human Heart. The Laws Of Friendship Are Austere And Eternal, Of One Web With The Laws Of Nature And Of Morals.

A Good Indignation Makes An Excellent Speech.

Poetry Teaches The Enormous Force Of A Few Words, And, In Proportion To The Inspiration, Checks Loquacity.

In The Vaunted Works Of Art, The Master-stroke Is Nature's Part.