One Does Not See His Thought Distinctly

Creeds, Like Other Goods, Pass By Inheritance To Descendants.

Our Favorites Are Few; Since Only What Rises From The Heart Reaches It, Being Caught And Carried On The Tongues Of Men Wheresoever Love And Letters Journey.

Of Books In Our Time The Variety Is So Voluminous, And They Follow So Fast From The Press, That One Must Be A Swift Reader To Acquaint Himself Even With Their Titles, And Wise To Discern What Are Worth Reading.

A Good Book Is Fruitful Of Other Books; It Perpetuates Its Fame From Age To Age, And Makes Eras In The Lives Of Its Readers.

One's Outlook Is A Part Of His Virtue.