Your Dunce Who Can't Do His Sums

There Is No Human Being Who Having Both Passions And Thoughts Does Not Think In Consequences Of His Passions--does Not Find Images Rising In His Mind Which Soothe The Passion With Hope Or Sting It With Dread.

We Look At The One Little Woman's Face We Love, As We Look At The Face Of Our Mother Earth, And See All Sorts Of Answers To Our Own Yearnings.

Of A Truth, Knowledge Is Power, But It Is A Power Reined By Scruple, Having A Conscience Of What Must Be And What May Be. . . .

Grant Folly's Prayers That Hinder Folly's Wish, And Serve The Ends Of Wisdom.

... It Is Seldom A Medical Man Has True Religious Views--there Is Too Much Pride Of Intellect.