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It Is Not The Number Of Facts He Knows, But How Much Of A Fact He Is Himself, That Proves The Man.

The Extent Of Poverty In The World Is Much Exaggerated. Our Sensitiveness Makes Half Our Poverty; Our Fears--anxieties For Ills That Never Happen--a Greater Part Of The Other Half.

Ambition, In One Respect, Is Like A Singer's Voice; Pitched At Too High A Key, It Breaks And Comes To Nothing.

We Trifle When We Assign Limits To Our Desires, Since Nature Hath Set None.

We Take Life Too Seriously: The Office Of Wit Is To Correct This Tendency.