Many Of The Greatest Men Have Owed

Rest Is Not Idleness, And To Lie Sometimes On The Grass Under Trees On A Summer's Day, Listening To The Murmur Of The Water, Or Watching The Clouds Float Across The Sky, Is By No Means A Waste Of Time.

There Can Be No Merit In Believing Something Which You Can Neither Explain Nor Understand.

If You Have The Least Doubt About It, Do Not Marry.

Reading And Writing, Arithmetic And Grammar Do Not Constitute Education, Any More Than A Knife, Fork And Spoon Constitute A Dinner.

What We See Depends Mainly On What We Look For.