Quotation Is A Good Thing, There Is

Almost Every Man Wastes Part Of His Life Attempting To Display Qualities Which He Does Not Possess.

Never Trust Your Tongue When Your Heart Is Bitter.

The World Is Seldom What It Seems; To Man, Who Dimly Sees, Realities Appear As Dreams, And Dreams Realities.

Among The Numerous Requisites That Must Concur To Complete An Author, Few Are Of More Importance Than An Early Entrance Into The Living World. The Seed Of Knowledge May Be Planted In Solitude, But Must Be Cultivated In Public. Argumentation May Be Taught In Colleges, And Theories Formed In Retirement; But The Artifice Of Embellishment And The Powers Of Attraction Can Be Gained Only By A General Converse.

A Book Should Teach Us To Enjoy Life, Or To Endure It.