A Library Represents The Mind

To It, More Than To Anything Else, I Owe Whatever Success I Have Had - To This Power Of Settling Down To The Day's Work And Trying To Do It To The Best Of One's Ability, And Letting The Future Take Care Of Itself.

No Human Being Is Constituted To Know The Truth, The Whole Truth And Nothing But The Truth; And Even The Best Of Men Must Be Content With Fragments, With Partial Glimpses, Never The Full Fruition.

Now The Way Of Life That I Preach Is A Habit To Be Acquired Gradually By Long And Steady Repetition. It Is The Practice Of Living For The Day Only, And For The Day's Work.

In The Mortality Bills, Pneumonia Is An Easy Second, To Tuberculosis; Indeed In Many Cities The Death-rate Is Now Higher And It Has Become, To Use The Phrase Of Bunyan 'the Captain Of The Men Of Death.'

It Is Much More Important To Know What Sort Of A Patient Has A Disease Than What Sort Of A Disease A Patient Has.