The Cardinal Virtue Of A Teacher [is]

There Is An Intimate Interdependence Of Intellect And Morals.

Can Rules Or Tutors Educate The Semigod Whom We Await? He Must Be Musical, Tremulous, Impressional, Alive To Gentle Influence Of Landscape And Of Sky And Tender To The Spirit-touch Of Man's Or Maiden's Eye.

Classics Which At Home Are Drowsily Read Have A Strange Charm In A Country Inn, Or In The Transom Of A Merchant Brig.

We Can Only Be Valued As We Make Ourselves Valuable.

Words Are Finite Expressions Of The Infinite Mind.