"in All This World There Is Nothing

It Seems Unfortunate That Strong People Are Usually So Disagreeable And Overbearing That No One Cares For Them. In Fact, To Be Different From Your Fellow Creatures Is Always A Misfortune.

Familiarity With Any Great Thing Removes Our Awe Of It. The Great General Is Only Terrible To The Enemy; The Great Poet Is Frequently Scolded By His Wife; The Children Of The Great Statesman Clamber About His Knees With Perfect Trust And Impunity; The Great Actor Who Is Called Before The Curtain By Admiring Audiences Is Often Waylaid At The Stage Door By His Creditors.

Imagination Has Given Us The Steam Engine, The Telephone, The Talking-machine, And The Automobile, For These Things Had To Be Dreamed Of Before They Became Realities. So I Believe That Dreams - Day Dreams, You Know, With Your Eyes Wide Open And Your Brain Machinery Whizzing - Are Likely To Lead To The Betterment Of The World. The Imaginative Child Will Become The Imaginative Man Or Woman Most Apt To Create, To Invent, And Therefore To Foster Civilization. A Prominent Educator Tells Me That Fairy Tales Are Of Untold Value In Developing Imagination In The Young. I Believe It.

Pay No Attention To The Man Behind The Curtain!

To 'know Thyself' Is Considered Quite An Accomplishment.