The Mass Of Men Seldom

That Person Is Most Cultivated Who Is Able To Put Himself In The Place Of The Greatest Number Of Other Persons.

It Is Dreadful The Way All The Comfortable, Happy People Stay Off To Themselves.

Life Cannot Be Administered By Definite Rules And Regulations; That Wisdom To Deal With A Man's Difficulties Comes Only Through Some Knowledge Of His Life And Habits As A Whole.

Young People Need Pleasure As Truly As They Need Food And Air.

Perhaps I May Record Here My Protest Against The Efforts, So Often Made, To Shield Children And Young People From All That Has To Do With Death And Sorrow, To Give Them A Good Time At All Hazards On The Assumption That The Ills Of Life Will Come Soon Enough. Young People Themselves Often Resent This Attitude On The Part Of Their Elders; They Feel Set Aside And Belittled As If They Were Denied The Common Human Experiences.