When Important Decisions Have To Be Taken,

Our Duty Is To Believe That For Which We Have Sufficient Evidence, And To Suspend Our Judgment When We Have Not.

Happy Indeed Is The Naturalist: To Him The Seasons Come Round Like Old Friends; To Him The Birds Sing: As He Walks Along, The Flowers Stretch Out From The Hedges, Or Look Up From The Ground, And As Each Year Fades Away, He Looks Back On A Fresh Store Of Happy Memories.

The Important Thing Is Not So Much That Every Child Should Be Taught, As That Every Child Should Be Given The Wish To Learn.

Men Are More Helped By Sympathy Than By Service.

Rest Is Not Idleness, And To Lie Sometimes On The Grass Under Trees On A Summer's Day, Listening To The Murmur Of The Water, Or Watching The Clouds Float Across The Sky, Is By No Means A Waste Of Time.