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It Is Not That The French Are Not Profound, But They All Express Themselves So Well That We Are Led To Take Their Geese For Swans.

The Man Who Has The Courage Of His Platitudes Is Always A Successful Man.

The Instructed Man Is Ashamed To Pronounce In An Orphic Manner What Everybody Knows, And Because He Is Silent People Think He Is Making Fun Of Them.

Those Of Our Writers Who Have Possessed A Vivid Personal Talent Have Been Paralyzed By A Want Of Social Background.

Longfellow Is To Poetry What The Barrel-organ Is To Music.