Every Human Being Is A Volume, Worthy

Health Is The Working Man's Fortune, And He Ought To Watch Over It More Than The Capitalist Over His Largest Investments. Health Lightens The Efforts Of Body And Mind. It Enables A Man To Crowd Much Work Into A Narrow Compass. Without It, Little Can Be Earned, And That Little By Slow, Exhausting Toil.

Every Human Being Is Intended To Have A Character Of His Own; To Be What No Others Are, And To Do What No Other Can Do.

Life Is A Fragment, A Moment Between Two Eternities.

A Man May Quarrel With Himself Alone; That Is, By Controverting His Better Instincts And Knowledge When Brought Face To Face With Temptation.

In General, We Do Well To Let An Opponent's Motives Alone. We Are Seldom Just To Them. Our Own Motives On Such Occasions Are Often Worse Than Those We Assail.