Titles Are Too "thin" For The Nineteenth

Anxiety In Human Life Is What Squeaking And Grinding Are In Machinery That Is Not Oiled. In Life, Trust Is The Oil.

The Conditions Of City Life May Be Made Healthy, So Far As The Physical Constitution Is Concerned; But There Is Connected With The Business Of The City So Much Competition, So Much Rivalry, So Much Necessity For Industry, That I Think It Is A Perpetual, Chronic, Wholesale Violation Of Natural Law. There Are Ten Men That Can Succeed In The Country, Where There Is One That Can Succeed In The City.

Not That Which Men Do Worthily, But That Which They Do Successfully, Is What History Makes Haste To Record.

Flattery Is Praise Insincerely Given For An Interested Purpose.

Good Nature Is Often A Mere Matter Of Health.