Good Children's Literature Appeals Not Only To

Unlimited Activity, Of Whatever Kind, Must End In Bankruptcy.

Men Are So Inclined To Content Themselves With What Is Commonest; The Spirit And The Senses So Easily Grow Dead To The Impressions Of The Beautiful And Perfect, That Every One Should Study, By All Methods, To Nourish In His Mind The Faculty Of Feeling These Things. ...for This Reason, One Ought Every Day At Least, To Hear A Little Song, Read A Good Poem, See A Fine Picture, And, If It Were Possible, To Speak A Few Reasonable Words.

Manners Form The Great Charm Of Women.

I Believe In God And In Nature And In The Triumph Of Good Over Evil.

Always To Distrust Is An Error, As Well As Always To Trust.