What One Does Easily, One Does Well.

Give Me The Life Of The Boy Whose Mother Is Nurse, Seamstress, Washerwoman, Cook, Teacher, Angel, And Saint, All In One, And Whose Father Is Guide, Exemplar, And Friend. No Servants To Come Between. These Are The Boys Who Are Born To The Best Fortune.

While The Law [of Competition] May Be Sometimes Hard For The Individual, It Is Best For The Race, Because It Insures The Survival Of The Fittest In Every Department. We Accept And Welcome, Therefore, As Conditions To Which We Must Accommodate Ourselves, Great Inequality Of Environment, The Concentration Of Business, Industrial And Commercial, In The Hands Of A Few, And The Law Of Competition Between These, As Being Not Only Beneficial, But Essential For The Future Progress Of The Race.

Do Real And Permanent Good In This World.

I Have Never Known A Concern To Make A Decided Success That Did Not Do Good, Honest Work, And Even In These Days Of Fiercest Competition, When Everything Would Seem To Be A Matter Of Price, There Lies Still At The Root Of Great Business Success The Very Much More Important Factor Of Quality. The Effect Of Attention To Quality, Upon Every Man In The Service, From The President Of The Concern Down To The Humblest Laborer, Cannot Be Overestimated.

Libraries Are Reservoirs Of Strength, Grace And Wit, Reminders Of Order, Calm And Continuity, Lakes Of Mental Energy, Neither Warm Nor Cold, Light Nor Dark.... In Any Library In The World, I Am At Home, Unselfconscious, Still And Absorbed. ~germaine Greer