Not only the individual experience slowly acquired, but the accumulated experience of the race, organized in language, condensed in instruments and axioms, and in what may be called the inherited intuitions--these form the multiple unity which is expressed in the abstract term "experience.

Literature delivers tidings of the world within and the world without.

Genius is rarely able to give any account of its own processes.

Sincerity is moral truth.

In all sincere speech there is power, not necessarily great power, but as much as the speaker is capable of.

The public can only be really moved by what is genuine.

Heart and Brain are the two lords of life. In the metaphors of ordinary speech and in the stricter language of science, we use these terms to indicate two central powers, from which all motives radiate, to which all influences converge.