Certitude Is Not The Test Of Certainty.

It Seems To Me That At This Time We Need Education In The Obvious More Than Investigation Of The Obscure.

Even For Practical Purposes Theory Generally Turns Out The Most Important Thing In The End.

The Mark Of A Civilized Man Is His Willingness To Re-examine His Most Cherished Beliefs.

The Foliage Has Been Losing Its Freshness Through The Month Of August, And Here And There A Yellow Leaf Shows Itself Like The First Gray Hair Amidst The Locks Of A Beauty Who Has Seen One Season Too Many.

Most Of The Things We Do, We Do For No Better Reason Than That Our Fathers Have Done Them Or Our Neighbors Do Them, And The Same Is True Of A Larger Part Than What We Suspect Of What We Think.