Sublime

He is in the clean and well-lit prison of one idea: he is sharpened to one painful point.

He feels that nothing is perfect unless it is personal.

He is much too practical to be precise.

he is a poet in this real sense, that he has realised the meaning of every function he has performed.

Rupert Grant was a clever young fellow, but he had that tendency which youth and cleverness, when sharply combined, so often produce, a somewhat extravagant scepticism.

The most important man on earth is the perfect man who is not there.

The command of Christ is impossible, but it is not insane; it is rather sanity preached to a planet of lunatics.

Perhaps the most thoroughly brilliant and typical man of this decade is Mr. Bernard Shaw.

All men are ordinary men; the extraordinary men are those who know it.