Engrossed Late And Soon In Professional Cares,

It Is Strange How The Memory Of A Man May Float To Posterity On What He Would Have Himself Regarded As The Most Trifling Of His Works.

What Is Patience But An Equanimity Which Enables You To Rise Superior To The Trials Of Life.

The Librarian Of Today, And It Will Be True Still More Of The Librarians Of Tomorrow, Are Not Fiery Dragons Interposed Between The People And The Books. They Are Useful Public Servants, Who Manage Libraries In The Interest Of The Public . . . Many Still Think That A Great Reader, Or A Writer Of Books, Will Make An Excellent Librarian. This Is Pure Fallacy.

There Are, In Truth, No Specialties In Medicine, Since To Know Fully Many Of The Most Important Diseases A Man Must Be Familiar With Their Manifestations In Many Organs.

No Man Is Really Happy Or Safe Without A Hobby.