He Who Labours Not, Cannot Enjoy The

Commonplace Though It May Appear, This Doing Of One's Duty Embodies The Highest Ideal Of Life And Character. There May Be Nothing Heroic About It; But The Common Lot Of Men Is Not Heroic.

It Is Observed At Sea That Men Are Never So Much Disposed To Grumble And Mutiny As When Least Employed. Hence An Old Captain, When There Was Nothing Else To Do, Would Issue The Order To "scour The Anchor.

Knowledge Conquered By Labor Becomes A Possession -a Property Entirely Our Own.

It's Not Enough To Have A Dream, Unless You're Willing To Pursue It. It's Not Enough To Know What's Right, Unless You're Strong Enough To Do It. It's Not Enough To Learn The Truth, Unless You Also Learn To Live It. It's Not Enough To Reach For Love, Unless You Care Enough To Give It Men Who Are Resolved To Find A Way For Themselves Will Always Find Opportunities Enough; And If They Do Not Find Them, They Will Make Them.

National Progress Is The Sum Of Individual Industry, Energy, And Uprightness, As National Decay Is Of Individual Idleness, Selfishness, And Vice.