What We Gave, We Have; What We

The Great End Of Education Is, To Discipline Rather Than To Furnish The Mind; To Train It To The Use Of Its Own Powers, Rather Than Fill It With The Accumulation Of Others.

To Rejoice In Another's Prosperity Is To Give Content To Your Lot; To Mitigate Another's Grief Is To Alleviate Or Dispel Your Own

Never Be So Brief As To Become Obscure.

Common Sense Is, Of All Kinds, The Most Uncommon. It Implies Good Judgment, Sound Discretion, And True And Practical Wisdom Applied To Common Life.

To Possess Money Is Very Well; It May Be A Valuable Servant; To Be Possessed By It Is To Be Possessed By The Devil, And One Of The Meanest And Worst Kind Of Devils.