There Are Only Two Sorts Of Doctors;

Now The Way Of Life That I Preach Is A Habit To Be Acquired Gradually By Long And Steady Repetition. It Is The Practice Of Living For The Day Only, And For The Day's Work.

Nothing Will Sustain You More Potently Than The Power To Recognize In Your Humdrum Routine, As Perhaps It May Be Thought, The True Poetry Of Life.

The Very First Step Toward Success In Any Occupation Is To Become Interested In It. Locke Put This In A Very Happy Way When He Said, Give A Pupil "a Relish Of Knowledge" And You Put Life Into His Work.

The Librarian Of Today, And It Will Be True Still More Of The Librarians Of Tomorrow, Are Not Fiery Dragons Interposed Between The People And The Books. They Are Useful Public Servants, Who Manage Libraries In The Interest Of The Public . . . Many Still Think That A Great Reader, Or A Writer Of Books, Will Make An Excellent Librarian. This Is Pure Fallacy.

The Great Majority Gave No Signs One Way Or The Other; Like Birth, Their Death Was A Sleep And A Forgetting.