Miserliness Is The One Vice That Grows

We Cannot Hope To Scale Great Moral Heights By Ignoring Petty Obligations.

It Takes Time And Trouble To Persuade Ourselves That The Things We Want To Do Are The Things We Ought To Do.

No Rural Community, No Suburban Community, Can Ever Possess The Distinctive Qualities That City Dwellers Have For Centuries Given To The World.

Neatness Of Phrase Is So Closely Akin To Wit That It Is Often Accepted As Its Substitute.

Too Much Rigidity On The Part Of Teachers Should Be Followed By A Brisk Spirit Of Insubordination On The Part Of The Taught.