Wishes, Like Castles In The Air, Are

Coerced Innocence Is Like An Imprisoned Lark,--open The Door, And It Is Off Forever. The Bird That Roams Through The Sky And The Groves Unrestrained Knows How To Dodge The Hawk And Protect Itself; But The Caged One, The Moment It Leaves Its Bars And Bolts Behind, Is Pounced Upon By The Fowler Or The Vulture.

The Suspicious Parent Makes An Artful Child.

Some People Have A Perfect Genius For Doing Nothing, And Doing It Assiduously.

We Can Do Without Any Article Of Luxury We Have Never Had; But When Once Obtained, It Is Not In Human Natur' To Surrender It Voluntarily.

No One Is Rich Whose Expenditures Exceed His Means, And No One Is Poor Whose Incomings Exceed His Outgoings.