He must give it all his time and strength.

He must lead its mind into green pastures; he must share its joys; he must know its hopes and fears; he must give it hold on lines of thought that reach into eternity, which will sooner or later flood it with inspiration; he must see that the brain has a sufficient foundation of flesh and blood and bone; he must give it all his life until the germs of power are developed." "Unfortunately," said I, "most parents have other things to do and think of." "Parentage is a crime under such circumstances.

It has peopled the world with fools and knaves.

It delays the coming of Christ's kingdom.

There are a few wise men, but they are held down as gravitation holds the rock.