Under Bad Manners, As Under Graver Faults,

These Are The Hands Whose Sturdy Labor Brings The Peasant's Food, The Golden Pomp Of Kings; This Is The Page Whose Letters Shall Be Seen, Changed By The Sun To Words Of Living Green; This Is The Scholar Whose Immortal Penspells The First Lesson Hunger Taught To Men; These Are The Lines That Heaven-commanded Toil Shows On His Deed, - The Charter Of The Soil!

Science ... In Other Words, Knowledge-is Not The Enemy Of Religion; For, If So, Then Religion Would Mean Ignorance. But It Is Often The Antagonist Of School-divinity.

The Root Of Joy, As Of Duty, Is To Put All One's Powers Towards Some Great End.

It Seems To Me That At This Time We Need Education In The Obvious More Than Investigation Of The Obscure.

Most Of Us Retain Enough Of The Theological Attitude To Think That We Are Little Gods.