| Art. |
| Five powers combine for Art's successful course: Truth, beauty, passion, unity, and force. |
| Beauty. |
| A stream to feed love, joy, and wonder given; It blesses Earth, but springs and ends in Heaven. |
| Books. |
| Books I prefer, for when not to my mind, I shut them up; not so with human kind. |
| Candour. |
| You speak out what you think, I hear you boast; To think out what you speak would profit most. |
| Candour. |
| You always speak your mind; then cautious be; No mind from prejudice is always free. |
| Certain Preachers. |
| He preaches like those thorn trees which men say Pierce to the quick, and hold you half the day. |
| Christian Love. |
| A loving nature is a lovely prize, But Christian love all nature beautifies. |
| Communism. |
| Equalise all men! let a year go round, And where will your equality be found? |
| Comparison of Poets. |
| Comparison of poets nought avails: Eagles with pards, gazelles with nightingales! |
| Controversialist's use of the Bible. |
| An armourer's store they make the Book; O scandal! Where each may find a blade to suit his handle. |