"I shall always be most grateful to him. He made me rediscover that I had a mind. It had lain fallow, I am afraid, since my Mount Holyoke days."
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"I am all and all is me. Being the world I am not afraid of the world. Being all, what am I to be afraid of? Water is not afraid of water, nor fire of fire. It is attachment to a name and shape that br…"
"National Academy of Sciences Biographical Memoir by E. Newton Harvey, 1958"
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