Every Irishman, The Saying Goes, Has A

Never Put Much Confidence In Such As Put No Confidence In Others.

What Hypocrites We Seem To Be Whenever We Talk Of Ourselves! Our Words Sound So Humble, While Our Hearts Are So Proud.

Reading Is To The Mind What Exercise Is To The Body. It Is Wholesome And Bracing For The Mind To Have Its Faculties Kept Of The Stretch.

Only When The Voice Of Duty Is Silent, Or When It Has Already Spoken, May We Allowably Think Of The Consequences Of A Particular Action.

Friendship Closes Its Eye Rather Than See The Moon Eclipsed; While Malice Denies That It Is Ever At The Full.