A Child's Attitude Toward Everything

I Like Trees Because They Seem More Resigned To The Way They Have To Live Than Other Things Do. I Feel As If This Tree Knows Everything I Ever Think Of When I Sit Here. When I Come Back To It, I Never Have To Remind It Of Anything; I Begin Just Where I Left Off.

If [the Writer] Achieves Anything Noble, Anything Enduring, It Must Be By Giving Himself Absolutely To His Material. And This Gift Of Sympathy Is His Great Gift; Is The Fine Thing In Him That Alone Can Make His Work Fine.

People Have To Snatch At Happiness When They Can, In This World. It Is Always Easier To Lose Than To Find.

Freedom So Often Means That One Isn't Needed Anywhere.

When The Eyes Of The Flesh Are Shut, The Eyes Of The Spirit Are Open.