No Good Is Ever Done To Society

The Last Act Crowns The Play.

He Thinks By Infection, Catching An Opinion Like A Cold.

I Believe That The First Test Of A Great Man Is His Humility. I Don't Mean By Humility, Doubt Of His Power. But Really Great Men Have A Curious Feeling That The Greatness Is Not Of Them, But Through Them. And They See Something Divine In Every Other Man And Are Endlessly, Foolishly, Incredibly Merciful.

The Constant Duty Of Every Man To His Fellows Is To Ascertain His Own Powers And Special Gifts, And To Strengthen Them For The Help Of Others.

Race Is Precisely Of As Much Consequence In Man As It Is In Any Animal.