A Man's Memory May Almost

The Best Men In All Ages Keep Classic Traditions Alive

The Vital Straining Towards An Ideal, Definite But Latent, When It Dominates A Whole Life, May Express That Ideal More Fully Than Could The Best Chosen Words.

Manhood And Sagacity Ripen Of Themselves; It Suffices Not To Repress Or Distort Them.

Prayer, Among Sane People, Has Never Superseded Practical Efforts To Secure The Desired End.

The Tendency To Gather And To Breed Philosophers In Universities Does Not Belong To Ages Of Free And Humane Reflection: It Is Scholastic And Proper To The Middle Ages And To Germany.