Do You Think It Will Rain? Milo:

I Remember When I Was A Kid In School And Teachers Would Explain Things To Me About What I Read, And I'd Think, Where Did They Get That? I Didn't Read That In There. Later You Look At It And Think, That's Kind Of An Interesting Idea

Why, Did You Know That If A Beaver Two Feet Long With A Tail A Foot And A Half Long Can Build A Dam Twelve Feet High And Six Feet Wide In Two Days, All You Would Need To Build Boulder Dam Is A Beaver Sixty-eight Feet Long With A Fifty-one-foot Tail?" "where Would You Find A Beaver That Big?" Grumbled The Humbug As His Pencil Point Snapped. "i'm Sure I Don't Know," He Replied, "but If You Did, You'd Certainly Know What To Do With Him.

I Don't Know Of Any Wrong Road To Dictionopolis, So If This Road Goes To Dictionopolis At All It Must Be The Right Road, And If It Doesn't It Must Be The Right Road To Somewhere Else, Because There Are No Wrong Roads To Anywhere. Do You Think It Will Rain?

But I Could Never Have Done It," He Objected, "without Everyone Else's Help." "that May Be True," Said Reason Gravely,"but You Had The Courage To Try; And What You Can Do Is Often Simply A Matter Of What You Will Do.

In This Box Are All The Words I Know… Most Of Them You Will Never Need, Some You Will Use Constantly, But With Them You May Ask All The Questions Which Have Never Been Answered And Answer All The Questions Which Have Never Been Asked. All The Great Books Of The Past And All The Ones Yet To Come Are Made With These Words. With Them There Is No Obstacle You Cannot Overcome. All You Must Learn To Do Is Use Them Well And In The Right Places.