The Lust Of Avarice As So Totally

Wine Maketh The Band Quivering, The Eye Watery, The Night Unquiet, Lewd Dreams, A Stinking Breath In The Morning, And An Utter Forgetfulness Of All Things.

But With Man, — By Hercules! Most Of His Misfortunes Are Occasioned By Man.

As In Our Lives So Also In Our Studies, It Is Most Becoming And Most Wise, So To Temper Gravity With Cheerfulness, That The Former May Not Imbue Our Minds With Melancholy, Nor The Latter Degenerate Into Licentiousness.

An Object In Possession Seldom Retains The Same Charm That It Had In Pursuit.

From The End Spring New Beginnings.