In Men This Blunder Still You Find;

He Who Has Once Taken To Drink Can Seldom Be Said To Be Guilty Of One Sin Only.

Nothing Raises The Price Of A Blessing Like Its Removal; Whereas It Was Its Continuance Which Should Have Taught Us Its Value. There Are Three Requisitions To The Proper Enjoyment Of Earthly Blessings,--a Thankful Reflection On The Goodness Of The Giver, A Deep Sense Of Our Unworthiness, A Recollection Of The Uncertainty Of Long Possessing Them. The First Would Make Us Grateful; The Second, Humble; And The Third, Moderate.

Where Bright Imagination Reigns, The Fine-wrought Spirit Feels Acuter Pains.

Rage Is For Little Wrongs; Despair Is Dumb.

Luxury! More Perilous To Youth Than Storms Or Quicksand, Poverty Or Chains.