Ingersoll's metaphor "every beautiful thought is a teacher" affects the meaning of the interview in the following way:
It conveys the idea that people can learn from the thoughts they have.
Ingersoll is talking about the effect a play can have on an audience, and since a play is a form of art and it can make people think and reflect upon countless topics and issues, it can also lead people to have beautiful thoughts and consequently learn from them, since those thoughts are teachers in Ingersoll's point of view.
I placed all my corrections between two (), comment if something is not clear.
Is (to) set a date and find the location.
out the menu, (as well as the) entertainment.
input from other(s) and (assign) them tasks to (complete).
mail the invites out(no s).
or event (got underway, I would)
the guests(s) (were) having a good time.
The correct answer is the second one.
We know the speaker has had a hard life because "old Time's tuck his toll." By this, he means that time has taken its toll -- the years have been difficult.
Answer:
they are both very important to have and are very good to know
Explanation:
bc they are that is why
