Spirit (n.) is the one thing worth admiring, and its greatness lies in being impressed by nothing.
The Spirit (n.) nature gave us seeks a life of the greatest honour, not of the greatest security — and so most resembles the spirit of the universe.
Spirit (n.) holds the place in a man that God holds in the universe; the body is our matter, and the worse should serve the better.
Spirit (n.) can never suffer exile, being free and kindred to the gods: its thought traverses heaven and projects itself into all time, past and to come.
Spirit (n.) is the queen of the hive: while she is unharmed all stays at its post; if she wavers, everything falters at once.