Look Wise, Say Nothing, And Grunt. Speech

Perhaps No Sin So Easily Besets Us As A Sense Of Self-satisfied Superiority To Others.

The Good Physician Treats The Disease; The Great Physician Treats The Patient Who Has The Disease.

There Is No More Potent Antidote To The Corroding Influence Of Mammon Than The Presence In The Community Of A Body Of Men Devoted To Science, Living For Investigation And Caring Nothing For The Lust Of The Eyes And The Pride Of Life.

The Great Minds, The Great Works Transcend All Limitations Of Time, Of Language, And Of Race, And The Scholar Can Never Feel Initiated Into The Company Of The Elect Until He Can Approach All Of Life's Problems From The Cosmopolitan Standpoint.

In The Mortality Bills, Pneumonia Is An Easy Second, To Tuberculosis; Indeed In Many Cities The Death-rate Is Now Higher And It Has Become, To Use The Phrase Of Bunyan 'the Captain Of The Men Of Death.'