That Man Can Interrogate As

No Man Is Really Happy Or Safe Without A Hobby.

Think Not Of The Amount To Be Accomplished, The Difficulties To Be Overcome, Or The End To Be Attained, But Set Earnestly At The Little Task At Your Elbow, Letting That Be Sufficient For The Day.

Engrossed Late And Soon In Professional Cares, Getting And Spending, You May May So Lay Waste Your Powers That You May Find, Too Late, With Hearts Given Away, That T Here Is No Place In Your Habit-stricken Souls For Those Gentler Influences Which Make Your Life Worth Living.

The Natural Man Has Only Two Primal Passions, To Get And Beget.

The Practice Of Medicine Is An Art, Not A Trade; A Calling, Not A Business; A Calling In Which Your Heart Will Be Exercised Equally With Your Head. Often The Best Part Of Your Work Will Have Nothing To Do With Potions And Powders, But With The Exercise Of An Influence Of The Strong Upon The Weak, Of The Righteous Upon The Wicked, Of The Wise Upon The Foolish.