A Man Who Is Not A Good

Earth And Sky, Woods And Fields, Lakes And Rivers, The Mountain And The Sea, Are Excellent Schoolmasters, And Teach Some Of Us More Than We Can Ever Learn From Books.

Endurance Is A Much Better Test Of Character Than Any Single Act Of Heroism, However Noble.

Reading And Writing, Arithmetic And Grammar Do Not Constitute Education, Any More Than A Knife, Fork And Spoon Constitute A Dinner.

When Important Decisions Have To Be Taken, The Natural Anxiety To Come To A Right Decision Will Often Keep You Awake. Nothing, However, Is More Conducive To Healthful Sleep Than Plenty Of Open Air.

It Is Sad, Indeed, To See How Man Wastes His Opportunities. How Many Could Be Made Happy, With The Blessings Which Are Recklessly Wasted Or Thrown Away.