Quote#Wisdom
Knowledge is not education; it is but the fuel burnt in a flame which…
Quote byAlbert Mansbridge · 1876–1952
Commonly attributed — not confirmed in an authoritative edition. Cited on Wikiquote to: "Ideals as Facts", p. 83.
English (original)
Knowledge is not education; it is but the fuel burnt in a flame which comes from the heart of the world and which makes all things new. Burnt in any other way it smoulders and suffocates.
— Albert Mansbridge
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