Humility Is A Virtue, And

The Critic Who Justly Admires All Kinds Of Things Simultaneously Cannot Love Any One Of Them.

Heroes Are Very Human, Most Of Them; Very Easily Touched By Praise.

The Dullard's Envy Of Brilliant Men Is Always Assuaged By The Suspicion That They Will Come To A Bad End.

The Delicate Balance Between Modesty And Conceit Is Popularity.

"after All," As A Pretty Girl Once Said To Me, "women Are A Sex By Themselves, So To Speak."