The Library Is The Heart Of The

The Fruit Of Liberal Education Is Not Learning, But The Capacity And Desire To Learn, Not Knowledge, But Power.

Books Are The Quietest And Most Constant Of Friends; They Are The Most Accessible And Wisest Of Counsellors, And The Most Patient Of Teachers.

I Recognize But One Mental Acquisition As A Necessary Part Of The Education Of A Lady Or Gentlemen, Namely, An Accurate And Refined Use Of The Mother Tongue.

In Some Small Field Each Child Should Attain, Within The Limited Range Of Its Experience And Observation, The Power To Draw A Justly Limited Inference From Observed Facts.

Messenger Of Sympathy And Love, Servant Of Parted Friends, Consoler Of The Lonely, Bond Of The Scattered Family, Enlarger Of The Common Life.