His thoughts were blown and scattered like leaves; He thought of the pail . . . Why, then, was it forgotten? Because he would not need it?

Was forty, then, too old for work like this? Why should it be? He'd never been afraid- His eye was sure, his hand was steady . . . But dreams had meanings.

I walk in a cloud of wonder; I am glad. I mingle among the crowds; my heart is pounding; You do not guess the adventure I have had! . . . Yet you, too, all hav…

He would not yield, he thought, and walk more slowly, As if he knew for certain he walked to death: But with his usual pace,-deliberate, firm, Looking about hi…

The mind wants to forget because it weighs so much on the heart and soul.

The difference between mind and brain is that brain deals only with memorized, subjective, special-case experiences and objective experiments, while mind extra…

Experience teaches that a strong memory is generally joined to a weak judgment.