"It is clearly seen in the perspective," says Charles Dudley Warner, "that Doctor Holmes' life gives us the kind of reputation that is of value to one's native land, and shows us that, after all the parade of official station and the notoriety of politics and money, those names only endure in honor and love which are borne by men of high intellectual and moral qualities. When we sum up all our sources and achievements, it is to him and his few compeers that we must point for our distinction." * * * * * Transcribers notes: Maintained original spelling and punctuation. End of Project Gutenberg's Life of Oliver Wendell Holmes, by E. E. Brown