There Are Remedies For All Things But

Self-contemplation Is Infallibly The Symptom Of Disease.

There Is In Man A Higher Than Love Of Happiness; He Can Do Without Happiness, And Instead Thereof Find Blessedness.

Venerable To Me Is The Hard Hand,--crooked, Coarse,--wherein, Notwithstanding, Lies A Cunning Virtue, Indispensably Royal As Of The Sceptre Of The Planet.

Experience Takes Dreadfully High School-wages, But He Teaches Like No Other.

Conclusive Facts Are Inseparable From Inconclusive Except By A Head That Already Understands And Knows.