Oh, bee-yootiful! Great thoughts spring from the heart." Fullerton broke in with dreamy distinctness, "I think the doctor will agree with me that you must never frame a theory from a small number of instances.

I never even ventured to hint what I should like to any of our friends until I had been at sea here for a long time.

I'm convinced now that there is much misery all over the fishing banks, and I have a conviction that I shall help to remove it.

I am called to make the effort, but I never listen to sentiment without also hearing what common sense has to say.

Perhaps we should all see the everyday life of the men, and see a good deal of it before we begin theorizing.