The World's Great Men Have Not Commonly

Rough Work, Iconoclasm, But The Only Way To Get At Truth.

Nothing Is So Common-place As To Wish To Be Remarkable.

As We Grow Older We Think More And More Of Old Persons And Of Old Things And Places. As To Old Persons, It Seems As If We Never Know How Much They Have To Tell Until We Are Old Ourselves And They Have Been Gone Twenty Or Thirty Years. Once In A While We Come Upon Some Survivor Of His Or Her Generation That We Have Overlooked, And Feel As If We Had Recovered One Of The Lost Books Of Livy Or Fished Up The Golden Candlestick From The Ooze Of The Tiber.

Sweet Is The Scene Where Genial Friendship Plays The Pleasing Game Of Interchanging Praise.

Memories, Imagination, Old Sentiments, And Associations Are More Readily Reached Through The Sense Of Smell Than Through Any Other Channel.