He That Is Possessed With A Prejudice

The Great End Of Education Is, To Discipline Rather Than To Furnish The Mind; To Train It To The Use Of Its Own Powers, Rather Than Fill It With The Accumulation Of Others.

Where Duty Is Plain Delay Is Both Foolish And Hazardous; Where It Is Not, Delay May Be Both Wisdom And Safety.

Seek For Duty, And Happiness Will Follow As The Shadow Comes With The Sunshine.

Some Persons Are Exaggerators By Temperament. They Do Not Mean Untruth, But Their Feelings Are Strong, And Their Imaginations Vivid, So That Their Statements Are Largely Discounted By Those Of Calm Judgment And Cooler Temperament. They Do Not Realize That We Always Weaken What We Exaggerate.

Some Men Are Born Old, And Some Men Never Seem So. If We Keep Well And Cheerful, We Are Always Young And At Last Die In Youth Even When In Years Would Count As Old.