No Great Man Ever Complains Of Want

We Must Be Very Suspicious Of The Deceptions Of The Element Of Time. It Takes A Good Deal Of Time To Eat Or To Sleep, Or To Earn Ahundred Dollars, And A Very Little Time To Entertain A Hope And An Insight Which Becomes The Light Of Our Life.

There Are Always Difficulties Arising That Tempt You To Believe Your Critics Are Right.

I Look On That Man As Happy, Who, When There Is Question Of Success, Looks Into His Work For A Reply.

It Is One Of The Blessings Of Old Friends That You Can Afford To Be Stupid With Them.

Beside All The Moral Benefit Which We May Expect From The Farmer's Profession, When A Man Enters It Considerately, This Promised The Conquering Of The Soil, Plenty, And Beyond This, The Adorning Of The Country With Every Advantage And Ornament Which Labor, Ingenuity, And Affection For A Man's Home, Could Suggest.