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Those Who Have Never Had A Father Can At Any Rate Never Know The Sweets Of Losing One. To Most Men The Death Of His Father Is A New Lease Of Life.

Morality Is The Custom Of One's Country And The Current Feeling Of One's Peers.

There Is Nothing Which At Once Affects A Man So Much And So Little As His Own Death.

If We Attend Continually And Promptly To The Little That We Can Do, We Shall Ere Long Be Surprised To Find How Little Remains That We Cannot Do.

The Youth Of An Art Is, Like The Youth Of Anything Else, Its Most Interesting Period. When It Has Come To The Knowledge Of Good And Evil It Is Stronger, But We Care Less About It.