Solitude Is Impractical, And Society Fatal. We

A Sturdy Lad From New Hampshire Or Vermont Who In Turn Tries All The Professions, Who Teams It, Farms It, Peddles, Keeps A School,preaches, Edits A Newspaper, Goes To Congress, Buys A Township, And So Forth, In Successive Years, And Always Like A Cat Falls On His Feet, Is Worth A Hundred Of These City Dolls. He Walks Abreast With His Days And Feels No Shame In Not "studying A Profession," For He Does Not Postpone His Life, But Lives Already.

I Think The Vice Of Our Housekeeping Is That It Does Not Hold Man Sacred. The Vice Of Government, The Vice Of Education, The Viceof Religion, Is One With That Of The Private Life.

The Proof Of A High Education Is The Ability To Speak About Complex Matters As Simply As Possible.

There Is No Architect Can Build As The Muse Can; She Is Skilful To Select Materials For Her Plan.

I Would Study, I Would Know, I Would Admire Forever.