I am most emphatically in sympathy with the movement, now on foot in Russia, to make that country free.

There is nothing like listening to an artist—all his passions passing away in lava, smoke, thunder, lightning, and earthquake.

You ought to blush, and I ought to blush, and he—well, he’s a little out of practice now.

I’m going along like an old man I used to know who used to start to tell a story about his grandfather.

We are here to celebrate one of the greatest events of American history, and not only in American history, but in the world’s history.

I met only one lady who had forgotten the land of her birth and glorified monarchical institutions.

The laws of England and America do take it away, do select but one class, the people who create the literature of the land.

I am an Essex band on this occasion, and I am going to get through as well as inexperience and good intentions will enable me.

I consider the Children’s Theatre, of which I am president, and the Post-Graduate Medical School as the two greatest institutions in the country.

I told him that I would still be a customer of his, and that I cherished no ill-feeling because of the incident—that would remain green in my memory.