Never Be So Brief As To Become

Ridicule May Be The Evidence Of With Or Bitterness And May Gratify A Little Mind, Or An Ungenerous Temper, But It Is No Test Of Reason Or Truth.

Where Duty Is Plain Delay Is Both Foolish And Hazardous; Where It Is Not, Delay May Be Both Wisdom And Safety.

Have A Time And Place For Everything, And Do Everything In Its Time And Place, And You Will Not Only Accomplish More, But Have Far More Leisure Than Those Who Are Always Hurrying.

We Should Be As Careful Of The Books We Read, As Of The Company We Keep. The Dead Very Often Have More Power Than The Living.

Any Act Often Repeated Soon Forms A Habit; And Habit Allowed, Steady Gains In Strength, At First It May Be But As A Spider's Web, Easily Broken Through, But If Not Resisted It Soon Binds Us With Chains Of Steel.