A Child Educated Only At School Is

I Like To Walk About Amidst The Beautiful Things That Adorn The World.

Society Itself Is An Accident To The Spirit, And If Society In Any Of Its Forms Is To Be Justified Morally It Must Be Justified At The Bar Of The Individual Conscience.

Prayer, Among Sane People, Has Never Superseded Practical Efforts To Secure The Desired End.

Emotion Is Primarily About Nothing And Much Of It Remains About Nothing To The End.

Even The Most Inspired Verse, Which Boasts Not Without A Relative Justification To Be Immortal, Becomes In The Course Of Ages A Scarcely Legible Hieroglyphic; The Language It Was Written In Dies, A Learned Education And An Imaginative Effort Are Requisite To Catch Even A Vestige Of Its Original Force. Nothing Is So Irrevocable As Mind.