Ralph Waldo Emerson Quotes

But The Man Is, As It Were, Clapped Into Jail By His Consciousness. As Soon As He Has Once Acted Or Spoken With Eclat, He Is A Committed Person, Watched By The Sympathy Or The Hatred Of Hundreds, Whose Affections Must Now Enter Into His Account.

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