No Man Likes To Be Surpassed By

There Is An Old Saying Which, From Its Truth, Has Become Proverbial, That Friendships Should Be Immortal, Enmities Mortal.

Friendships Ought To Be Immortal, Hostilities Mortal.

Those Ills Are Easiest To Bear With Which We Are Most Familiar.

We Feel Public Misfortunes Just So Far As They Affect Our Private Circumstances, And Nothing Of This Nature Appeals More Directly To Us Than The Loss Of Money.

The Worst Kind Of Shame Is Being Ashamed Of Frugality Or Poverty.