By: Francis Stevens

“Are even you quite strong enough to close that door?”

By: Arthur Stanley Eddington

“One thing at least is certain, LIGHT has WEIGHT.”

By: Francis Stevens

“You should have seen her face, my dear Quentin…”

By: D.H. Lawrence

“In hollow blocks and cubes deformed…”

By: Robinson Jeffers

“His mind forebodes his own destruction”

By: Francis Stevens

‘The Songstress of the House’ she was called…

By: Julian Huxley

“Yet still the silver corpse must spin…”

By: Clare Winger Harris

“What makes you believe that evolution and progress are fact?”

By: Mary E. Wilkins Freeman

“There is a river upon which one could sail away.”

By: John Collings Squire

“They thought War was an evil thing, and fighting / Filthy at best.”

By: D.H. Lawrence

“When men are made in bottles / and emerge as squeaky globules…”

By: Clare Winger Harris

“Do you think we can prove that the cycles of time are not inexorable?”

By: Mary E. Wilkins Freeman

“The song had to do with me, but with me in unknown futures…”

By: William Butler Yeats

“Once out of nature I shall never take / My bodily form from any natural thing…”

By: Clare Winger Harris

“There is no hope! We mortals cannot escape.”