Errs

He that talks much, errs much.

Fate errs not in judgment.

He that thinks little, errs much.

Human nature is excusable when it errs.

A great spirit errs as well as a little one, the former because it knows no bounds, the latter because it confounds its own horizon with that of the universe.

Tom regularly errs.

The Bolshevist experiment may be worth trying. But I think that Russia errs badly in the execution of her ideal. The Russians make the mistake of putting party faith above efficiency. They replace efficient men by politicians. Their test stone of public service is not the accomplishment but devotion to a rigid creed.