Power Is Poison. Its Effect

Politics, As A Practise, Whatever Its Professions, Has Always Been The Systematic Organization Of Hatreds.

He Too Serves A Certain Purpose Who Only Stands And Cheers.

Nothing Is More Tiresome Than A Superannuated Pedagogue.

The Gothic Is Singular In This; One Seems Easily At Home In The Renaissance; One Is Not Too Strange In The Byzantine; As For The Roman, It Is Ourselves; And We Could Walk Blindfolded Through Every Chink And Cranny Of The Greek Mind; All These Styles Seem Modern When We Come Close To Them; But The Gothic Gets Away.

Education Should Try To Lessen The Obstacles, Diminish The Friction, Invigorate The Energy, And Should Train Minds To React, Not At Haphazard, But By Choice, On The Lines Of Force That Attract Their World. What One Knows Is, In Youth, Of Little Moment; They Know Enough Who Know How To Learn.