Twenty-four Is A Prudent Age For Women

Youth Is Rather To Be Pitied Than Envied By People In Years Since It Is Doomed To Toil Through The Rugged Road Of Life Which The Others Have Passed Through, In Search Of Happiness That Is Not To Be Met With In It And That, At The Highest, Can Be Compounded For Only By The Blessing Of A Contented Mind.

The Person Who Is Worthiest To Live, Is Fittest To Die.

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

The Mind Can Be But Full. It Will Be As Much Filled With A Small Disagreeable Occurrence, Having No Other, As With A Large One.

Evil Courses Can Yield Pleasure No Longer Than While Thought And Reflection Can Be Kept Off.