Imagination (n.) labors best in distant fields.
Imagination (n.) is a thing which, when out of focus, makes the eyes undependable.
Imagination (n.) is a thing which, when one has gathered enough of the stuff, can be used to beat reality..
The Imagination (n.) can not work where there is too large a scope of country and no one particular spot to chain your eye, rivet your interest, and make you think.
The Imagination (n.) is a mirror: stand between it and a text and you can find in the text whatever you bring.
Imagination (n.) is always hopeless once started on the wrong scent; one is sure, then, to go straight on misinterpreting everything, clear through to the end.