The overeducated mind fancies himself a doctrinaire when he is in point of fact only a disciple." Woodrow Wilson was born to the rather sophisticated culture of the too, too solid South.

Had he grown up in England a hundred years ago he would have been a follower of the Della Cruscans.

He has what is called a facile pen, though it sometimes runs away with him.

It seems to have done so in the matter of the League of Nations.

Inevitably such a scheme would catch the fancy of one ever on the alert for the fanciful.
I cannot too often repeat that the world we inhabit is a world of sin, disease and death.