The Traveled Mind Is The Catholic Mind

Pity The Mother Who Assumes The Name Without Being All This Implies!

Pleasure, That Immortal Essence, The Beauteous Bead Sparkling In The Cup, Effervesces Soon And Subsides.

One Does Not See His Thought Distinctly Till It Is Reflected In The Image Of Another's.

One Must Be Rich In Thought And Character To Owe Nothing To Books, Though Preparation Is Necessary To Profitable Reading; And The Less Reading Is Better Than More;--book-struck Men Are Of All Readers Least Wise, However Knowing Or Learned.

Of Gifts, There Seems None More Becoming To Offer A Friend Than A Beautiful Book.