We Ascribe Beauty To That Which Is

The Genius Of Reading And Of Gardening Are Antagonistic, Like Resinous And Vitreous Electricity. One Is Concentrative In Sparks And Shocks: The Other Is Diffuse Strength; So That Each Disqualifies Its Workman For The Other's Duties.

Nature Is What You May Do. There Is Much You May Not Do.

Money Is Of No Value; It Cannot Spend Itself. All Depends On The Skill Of The Spender.

The World Is All Gates, All Opportunities, Strings Of Tension Waiting To Be Struck.

Wealth Is In Applications Of Mind To Nature; And The Art Of Getting Rich Consists Not In Industry, Much Less In Saving, But In A Better Order, In Timeliness, In Being At The Right Spot.