The Clean Tongue, The Clear Head, And

The Great Minds, The Great Works Transcend All Limitations Of Time, Of Language, And Of Race, And The Scholar Can Never Feel Initiated Into The Company Of The Elect Until He Can Approach All Of Life's Problems From The Cosmopolitan Standpoint.

The True Poetry Of Life: The Poetry Of The Commonplace, Of The Ordinary Man, Of The Plain, Toil-worn Woman, With Their Loves And Their Joys, Their Sorrows And Their Griefs.

I Desire No Other Epitaph - No Hurry About It, I May Say - Than The Statement That I Taught Medical Students In The Wards, As I Regard This As By Far The Most Useful And Important Work I Have Been Called Upon To Do.

Things Cannot Always Go Your Way. Learn To Accept In Silence The Minor Aggravations, Cultivate The Gift Of Taciturnity And Consume Your Own Smoke With An Extra Draught Of Hard Work, So That Those About You May Not Be Annoyed With The Dust And Soot Of Your Complaints.

The Philosophies Of One Age Have Become The Absurdities Of The Next, And The Foolishness Of Yesterday Has Become The Wisdom Of Tomorrow.