Keep Your Misfortunes To Yourself.

We Are Very Much What Others Think Of Us. The Reception Our Observations Meet With Gives Us Courage To Proceed, Or Damps Our Efforts.

There Is An Unseemly Exposure Of The Mind, As Well As Of The Body.

Those Only Deserve A Monument Who Do Not Need One.

The Most Rational Cure After All For The Inordinate Fear Of Death Is To Set A Just Value On Life.

There Is Something Captivating In Spirit And Intrepidity, To Which, We Often Yield As To A Resistless Power; Nor Can He Reasonably Expect, The Confidence Of Others Who Too Apparently Distrusts Himself.