True Courage Is In Facing Danger When

Familiarity With Any Great Thing Removes Our Awe Of It. The Great General Is Only Terrible To The Enemy; The Great Poet Is Frequently Scolded By His Wife; The Children Of The Great Statesman Clamber About His Knees With Perfect Trust And Impunity; The Great Actor Who Is Called Before The Curtain By Admiring Audiences Is Often Waylaid At The Stage Door By His Creditors.

As A Matter Of Fact, We Are None Of Us Above Criticism; So Let Us Bear With Each Other's Faults.

If We Walk Far Enough," Says Dorothy, "we Shall Sometime Come To Someplace.

Never Question The Truth Of What You Fail To Understand, For The World Is Filled With Wonders.

Unless One Can Think Wisely It Is Better To Remain A Dummy.