I Take It That No Man Is

Habit Is A Second Nature, Or Rather, It Is 'ten Times Nature'.

When Two Minds Of A High Order, Interested In Kindred Subjects, Come Together, Their Conversation Is Chiefly Remarkable For The Summariness Of Its Allusions And The Rapidity Of Its Transitions. Before One Of Them Is Half Through A Sentence The Other Knows His Meaning And Replies. ... His Mental Lungs Breathe More Deeply, In An Atmosphere More Broad And Vast.

Great Emergencies And Crises Show Us How Much Greater Our Vital Resources Are Than We Had Supposed.

What A Teacher Needs To Know About Psychology "might Almost Be Written On The Palm Of One's Hand."

Religious Awe Is The Same Organic Thrill Which We Feel In A Forest At Twilight, Or In A Mountain Gorge.