Rest Is By No Means

We Must Be Careful What We Read, And Not, Like The Sailors Of Ulysses, Take Bags Of Wind For Sacks Of Treasure.

The Important Thing Is Not So Much That Every Child Should Be Taught, As That Every Child Should Have The Opportunity Of Teaching Itself. What Does It Matter If The Pupil Know A Little More Or A Little Less? A Boy Who Leaves School Knowing Much, But Hating His Lessons, Will Soon Have Forgotten All He Ever Learned; While Another Who Had Acquired A Thirst For Knowledge, Even If He Had Learned Little, Would Soon Teach Himself More Than The First Ever Knew.

We Are All Great Landed Proprietors, If We Only Knew It. What We Lack Is Not Land, But The Power To Enjoy It. Moreover, This Great Inheritance Has The Additional Advantage That It Entails No Labor, Requires No Management. The Landlord Has The Trouble, But The Landscape Belongs To Everyone Who Has Eyes To See It.

A Poor Woman From Manchester, On Being Taken To The Seaside, Is Said To Have Expressed Her Delight On Seeing For The First Time Something Of Which There Was Enough For Everybody.

A Pleasure Is Full Grown Only When It Is Remembered. C. S. Lewis, Out Of The Silent Planet True Pleasures Are Paid For In Advance; False Pleasures Afterwards, With Heavy And Compound Interest.