Prejudices Subsist In People's Imagination Long After

The History Of The Past Interests Us Only In So Far As It Illuminates The History Of The Present.

Most People Suspend Their Judgment Till Somebody Else Has Expressed His Own And Then They Repeat It.

Whatever We Read From Intense Curiosity Gives Us A Model Of How We Should Always Read.

A Book, Like A Landscape, Is A State Of Consciousness Varying With Readers.

Too Often We Forget That Genius, Too, Depends Upon The Data Within Its Reach, That Even Archimedes Could Not Have Devised Edison's Inventions.