Books Are The Quietest And Most Constant

Let Us Remember That The Times Which Future Generations Delight To Recall Are Not Those Of Ease And Prosperity, But Those Of Adversity Bravely Borne.

Books Are The Quietest And Most Constant Of Friends.

In Some Small Field Each Child Should Attain, Within The Limited Range Of Its Experience And Observation, The Power To Draw A Justly Limited Inference From Observed Facts.

One Could Get A First-class Education From A Shelf Of Books Five Feet Long.

Nobody Has Any Right To Find Life Uninteresting Or Unrewarding Who Sees Within The Sphere Of His Own Activity A Wrong He Can Help To Remedy, Or Within Himself An Evil He Can Hope To Overcome.