The Most Familiar Facts Are Often Hardest

The Home Is The Centre And Circumference, The Start And The Finish, Of Most Of Our Lives.

It Is Dull Enough To Confuse The Eye In Following, Pronounced Enough To Constantly Irritate And Provoke Study, And When You Follow The Lame Uncertain Curves For A Little Distance They Suddenly Commit Suicide—plunge Off At Outrageous Angles, Destroy Themselves In Unheard Of Contradictions.

The Female Of Genus Homo Is Economically Dependent On The Male. He Is Her Food Supply.

The Stony-minded Orthodox Were Right In Fearing The First Movement Of New Knowledge And Free Thought. It Has Gone On, And Will Go On, Irresistibly, Until Some Day We Shall Have No Respect For An Alleged "truth" Which Cannot Stand The Full Blaze Of Knowledge, The Full Force Of Active Thought.

The Most Familiar Facts Are Often Hardest To Understand.