We Must Not, However, Be Like The

Yet Aristotle's Excellence Of Substance, So Far From Being Associated With The Grand Style, Is Associated With Something That At Times Comes Perilously Near Jargon.

Tell Him, On The Contrary, That He Needs, In The Interest Of His Own Happiness, To Walk In The Path Of Humility And Self-control, And He Will Be Indifferent, Or Even Actively Resentful.

The Industrial Revolution Has Tended To Produce Everywhere Great Urban Masses That Seem To Be Increasingly Careless Of Ethical Standards.

To Harmonize The One With The Many, This Is Indeed A Difficult Adjustment, Perhaps The Most Difficult Of All, And So Important, Withal, That Nations Have Perished From Their Failure To Achieve It.

Act Strenuously, Would Appear To Be Our Faith, And Right Thinking Will Take Care Of Itself.