Love Is Moral Even Without Legal Marriage,

A Great Poet Has Seldom Sung Of Lawfully Wedded Happiness, But Of Free And Secret Love; And In This Respect, Too The Time Is Coming When There Will No Longer Be One Standard Of Morality For Poetry And Another For Life. To Anyone Tender Of Conscience, The Ties Formed By A Free Connection Are Stronger Than The Legal Ones.

Anyone Who Would Attempt The Task Of Felling A Virgin Forest With A Penknife Would Probably Feel The Same Paralysis Of Despair That The Reformer Feels When Confronted With Existing School Systems.

Love Has Been In Perpetual Strife With Monogamy.

The Genius Of Happiness Is Still So Rare. To Possess It Means To Approach Life With The Humility Of A Beggar, But To Treat It With The Proud Generosity Of A Prince; To Bring To Its Totality The Deep Understanding Of A Great Poet And To Each Of Its Moments The Abandonment And Ingenuousness Of A Child.

Corporal Punishment Is As Humiliating For Him Who Gives It As For Him Who Receives It; It Is Ineffective Besides. Neither Shame Nor Physical Pain Have Any Other Effect Than A Hardening One.