All Philanthropy — No Age Has Seen

The Emancipation Of Women Is Practically The Greatest Egoistic Movement Of The Nineteenth Century, And The Most Intense Affirmation Of The Right Of The Self That History Has Yet Seen.

For Success In Training Children The First Condition Is To Become As A Child Oneself, But This Means No Assumed Childishness, No Condescending Baby-talk That The Child Immediately Sees Through And Deeply Abhors. What It Does Mean Is To Be As Entirely And Simply Taken Up With The Child As The Child Himself Is Absorbed By His Life.

The Educator Must Above All Understand How To Wait; To Reckon All Effects In The Light Of The Future, Not Of The Present.

A Great Poet Has Seldom Sung Of Lawfully Wedded Happiness, But Of Free And Secret Love; And In This Respect, Too The Time Is Coming When There Will No Longer Be One Standard Of Morality For Poetry And Another For Life. To Anyone Tender Of Conscience, The Ties Formed By A Free Connection Are Stronger Than The Legal Ones.

When One Paints An Ideal, One Does Not Need To Limit One's Imagination.