Even The Moon Is Only Poetical Because

A Modern Man May Disapprove Of Some Of His Sweeping Reforms, And Approve Others; But Finds It Difficult Not To Admire Even Where He Does Not Approve.

Daybreak Is A Never-ending Glory; Getting Out Of Bed Is A Never Ending Nuisance.

One Of The Great Disadvantages Of Hurry Is That It Takes Such A Long Time.

Unfortunately, 19th-century Scientists Were Just As Ready To Jump To The Conclusion That Any Guess About Nature Was An Obvious Fact, As Were 17th-century Sectarians To Jump To The Conclusion That Any Guess About Scripture Was The Obvious Explanation . . . . And This Clumsy Collision Of Two Very Impatient Forms Of Ignorance Was Known As The Quarrel Of Science And Religion.

We Talk Of Wild Animals, But The Wildest Animal Is Man.