Yet Through Delivery Orators Succeed,

It Is Only In Misery That We Recognize The Hand Of God Leading Good Men To Good.

There Is Nothing More Frightful Than For A Teacher To Know Only What His Scholars Are Intended To Know.

It Seems To Never Occur To Fools That Merit And Good Fortune Are Closely United.

Art Rests On A Kind Of Religious Sense, On A Deep, Steadfast Earnestness; And On This Account It Unites So Readily With Religion.

Men's Prejudices Rest Upon Their Character For The Time Being And Cannot Be Overcome, As Being Part And Parcel Of Themselves. Neither Evidence Nor Common Sense Nor Reason Has The Slightest Influence Upon Them.