Go On, Fair Science; Soon To Thee

Old Age Is Fifteen Years Older Than I Am.

The Ideas Of The Classics, So Far As Living, Are Our Commonplaces. It Is The Modern Books That Give Us The Latest And Most Profound Conceptions. It Seems To Me Rather A Lazy Makeshift To Mumble Over The Familiar.

Nothing Is So Commonplace Has The Wish To Be Remarkable.

Science ... In Other Words, Knowledge-is Not The Enemy Of Religion; For, If So, Then Religion Would Mean Ignorance. But It Is Often The Antagonist Of School-divinity.

Even A Dog Distinguishes Between Being Stumbled Over And Being Kicked.