I would be a poor lawyer or doctor, living in a back street all the days of my life, and never watch a tree or flower grow, or tend an animal, or have a drive unless I paid for it.

No, thank you.

I agree with President Eliot, of Harvard.

He says scarcely one person in ten thousand betters himself permanently by leaving his rural home and settling in a city.

If one is a millionaire, city life is agreeable enough, for one can always get away from it; but I am beginning to think that it is a dangerous thing, in more ways than one, to be a millionaire.