When Credulity Comes From The Heart It

Old Age Takes From The Man Of Intellect No Qualities Save Those That Are Useless To Wisdom.

Fancy, An Animal Faculty, Is Very Different From Imagination, Which Is Intellectual. The Former Is Passive; But The Latter Is Active And Creative. Children, The Weak Minded, And The Timid Are Full Of Fancy. Men And Women Of Intellect, Of Great Intellect, Are Alone Possessed Of Great Imagination.

Antiquity! I Like Its Ruins Better Than Its Reconstructions.

Words, Like Glass, Obscure When They Do Not Aid Vision.

Let Us Be Men With Men, And Always Children Before God; For In His Eyes We Are But Children. Old Age Itself, In Presence Of Eternity, Is But The First Moment Of A Morning.