Tis Good-will Makes Intelligence.

I Look On Trade And Every Mechanical Craft As Education Also. But Let Me Discriminate What Is Precious Herein. There Is In Each Ofthese Works An Act Of Invention, An Intellectual Step, Or Short Series Of Steps Taken; That Act Or Step Is The Spiritual Act; All The Rest Is Mere Repetition Of The Same A Thousand Times.

The Man Who Renounces Himself, Comes To Himself.

For He That Feeds Men Serveth Few; He Serves All Who Dares Be True.

A Few Strong Instincts And A Few Plain Rules Suffice Us

The Most Active Lives Have So Much Routine As To Preclude Progress Almost Equally With The Most Inactive.