The Person Who Is Worthiest To Live,

Parents Cannot Expect Advice To Have The Same Force Upon Their Children As Experience Has Upon Themselves.

The World, The Wise World, That Never Is Wrong Itself, Judges Always By Events. And If He Should Use Me Ill, Then I Shall Be Blamed For Trusting Him: If Well, O Then I Did Right, To Be Sure!--but How Would My Censurers Act In My Case, Before The Event Justifies Or Condemns The Action, Is The Question.

The Plays And Sports Of Children Are As Salutary To Them As Labor And Work Are To Grown Persons.

She Who Is More Ashamed Of Dishonesty Than Of Poverty Will Not Be Easily Overcome.

Those Who Can Least Bear A Jest Upon Themselves, Will Be Most Diverted With One Passed On Others.