No Man Can Thoroughly Master More Than

People Are Not Soured By Misfortune, But By The Reception They Meet With In It.

Great Thoughts Reduced To Practice Become Great Acts.

Prosperity Is A Great Teacher; Adversity Is A Greater. Possession Pampers The Mind; Privation Trains And Strengthens It.

The Confined Air Of A Metropolis Is Hurtful To The Minds And Bodies Of Those Who Have Never Lived Out Of It. It Is Impure, Stagnant--without Breathing-space To Allow A Larger View Of Ourselves Or Others--and Gives Birth To A Puny, Sickly, Unwholesome, And Degenerate Race Of Beings.

None But Those Who Are Happy In Themselves Can Make Others So.