One's Faith Is Kept Alive As One

The Popular Books Are The Novels, Dealing With Life Under All Possible Conditions, And They Are Widely Read Not Only Because They Are Entertaining, But Also Because They In A Measure Satisfy An Unformulated Belief That To See Farther, To Know All Sorts Of Men, In An Indefinite Way, Is A Preparation For Better Social Adjustment--for The Remedying Of Social Ills.

The Cheap Drama Brings Cause And Effect, Will Power And Action, Once More Into Relation And Gives A Man The Thrilling Conviction That He May Yet Be Master Of His Fate.

The Common Stock Of Intellectual Enjoyment Should Not Be Difficult Of Access Because Of The Economic Position Of Him Who Would Approach It.

Hospitality Still Survives Among Foreigners, Although It Is Buried Under False Pride Among The Poorest Americans.

That Person Is Most Cultivated Who Is Able To Put Himself In The Place Of The Greatest Number Of Other Persons.