Great Men Are Sincere.

Duty Grows Everywhere--like Children, Like Grass.

Nature Suffers Nothing To Remain In Her Kingdom Which Cannot Help Itself.

Be Sure Then To Read No Mean Books. Shun The Spawn Of The Press On The Gossip Of The Hour. Do Not Read What You Shall Learn, Without Asking, In The Street And The Train.

I Didn't Find My Friends; The Good Lord Gave Them To Me.

There Comes A Period Of The Imagination To Each--a Later Youth--the Power Of Beauty, The Power Of Looks, Of Poetry.