Men And Women Are But Children Of

I Think Cheerfulness Is A Fortune In Itself.

Every Man's Work, Pursued Steadily, Tends To Become An End In Itself, And So To Bridge Over The Loveless Chasms Of His Life.

To My Thinking, It Is More Pitiable To Bore Than To Be Bored.

Life Is Measured By The Rapidity Of Change, The Succession Of Influences That Modify The Being.

But The Effect Of Her Being On Those Around Her Was Incalculably Diffusive: For The Growing Good Of The World Is Partly Dependent On Unhistoric Acts; And That Things Are Not So Ill With You And Me As They Might Have Been, Is Half Owing To The Number Who Lived Faithfully A Hidden Life, And Rest In Unvisited Tombs.