It Is Astonishing What Force, Purity, And

Only The Dreamer Shall Understand Realities, Though In Truth His Dreaming Must Be Not Out Of Proportion To His Waking.

There Is No Wholly Masculine Man, No Purely Feminine Woman.

It Should Be Remarked That, As The Principle Of Liberty Is Better Understood, And More Nobly Interpreted, A Broader Protest Is Made In Behalf Of Women. As Men Become Aware That Few Have Had A Fair Chance, They Are Inclined To Say That No Women Have Had A Fair Chance.

To One Who Has Enjoyed The Full Life Of Any Scene, Of Any Hour, What Thoughts Can Be Recorded About It Seem Like The Commas And Semicolons In The Paragraph-mere Stops.

The Public Must Learn How To Cherish The Nobler And Rarer Plants, And To Plant The Aloe, Able To Wait A Hundred Years For It's Bloom, Or It's Garden Will Contain, Presently, Nothing But Potatoes And Pot-herbs.