will not
expect.”
All good
conversation,
manners
and action
come from
a
spontaneity
which
forgets
usages and
makes the
moment
great.
Nature
hates
calculators;
her
methods
are
saltatory
and
impulsive.
Man lives
by pulses;
our
organic
movements
are such;
and the
chemical
and
ethereal
agents are
undulatory
and
alternate;
and the
mind goes
antagonizing
on, and
never
prospers
but by
fits. We
thrive by
casualties.
Our chief
experiences
