To Confess Ignorance Is Often

Every Patient You See Is A Lesson In Much More Than The Malady From Which He Suffers.

That Man Can Interrogate As Well As Observe Nature Was A Lesson Slowly Learned In His Evolution.

It Is Much Simpler To Buy Books Than To Read Them And Easier To Read Them Than To Absorb Their Contents.

The Greater The Ignorance The Greater The Dogmatism.

The Librarian Of Today, And It Will Be True Still More Of The Librarians Of Tomorrow, Are Not Fiery Dragons Interposed Between The People And The Books. They Are Useful Public Servants, Who Manage Libraries In The Interest Of The Public . . . Many Still Think That A Great Reader, Or A Writer Of Books, Will Make An Excellent Librarian. This Is Pure Fallacy.