The preceptresses regarded as impure everything that is human." "Whereas, just the opposite is the case ?" "I didn't say that, Mr.Courtland." "You could scarcely say it.

I am only beginning to think it, and I have lived among savages for years.

That man with the lion's face has not feared to deal with passion.

All actors who have lived since Garrick have never gone further than to illustrate passion in the hands of a man; but that lion-man, whose stage we are now standing on, shows us not the passion in the hands of a man, but the man in the hands of the passion.

The man who tears the passion to tatters is the robustious periwig-pated fellow; the actor, who shows us the man torn in tatters by the passion, is the supreme artist.