What We See Depends Mainly On What

Savages Have Often Been Likened To Children, And The Comparison Is Not Only Correct But Also Highly Instructive. Many Naturalists Consider That The Early Condition Of The Individual Indicates That Of The Race,-that The Best Test Of The Affinities Of A Species Are The Stages Through Which It Passes. So Also It Is In The Case Of Man; The Life Of Each Individual Is An Epitome Of The History Of The Race, And The Gradual Development Of The Child Illustrates That Of The Species.

We Are All Great Landed Proprietors, If We Only Knew It. What We Lack Is Not Land, But The Power To Enjoy It. Moreover, This Great Inheritance Has The Additional Advantage That It Entails No Labor, Requires No Management. The Landlord Has The Trouble, But The Landscape Belongs To Everyone Who Has Eyes To See It.

Here Are The Three Great Questions Which In Life We Have Over And Over Again To Answer: Is It Right Or Wrong? Is It True Or False? Is It Beautiful Or Ugly? Our Education Ought To Help Us To Answer These Questions.

A Cheerful Friend Is Like A Sunny Day, Which Sheds Its Brightness On All Around.

We Often Hear Of Bad Weather, But In Reality No Weather Is Bad. It Is All Delightful, Though In Different Ways. Some Weather May Be Bad For Farmers Or Crops, But For Man All Kinds Are Good. Sunshine Is Delicious, Rain Is Refreshing, Wind Braces Us Up, Snow Is Exhilarating.