One Must Not Criticize That Which Is

In All Our Academies We Attempt Far Too Much. ... In Earlier Times Lectures Were Delivered Upon Chemistry And Botany As Branches Of Medicine, And The Medical Student Learned Enough Of Them. Now, However, Chemistry And Botany Are Become Sciences Of Themselves, Incapable Of Comprehension By A Hasty Survey, And Each Demanding The Study Of A Whole Life, Yet We Expect The Medical Student To Understand Them. He Who Is Prudent, Accordingly Declines All Distracting Claims Upon His Time, And Limits Himself To A Single Branch And Becomes Expert In One Thing.

If A Man Knows Where To Get Good Advice, It Is As Though He Could Supply It Himself.

America, You Have It Better Than Our Continent, The Old One.

For A Brave Man Deserves A Well-endowed Girl.

Error Is Acceptable As Long As We Are Young; But One Must Not Drag It Along Into Old Age.