Learning Maketh Young Men Temperate, Is The

As In The Case Of Wines That Improve With Age, The Oldest Friendships Ought To Be The Most Delightful.

"i Believe That No Characteristic Is So Distinctively Human As The Sense Of Indebtedness We Feel, Not Necessarily For A Favor Received, But Even For The Slightest Evidence Of Kindness; And There Is Nothing So Boorish, Savage, Inhuman As To Appear To Be Overwhelmed By A Favor, Let Alone Unworthy Of It."

Let A Man Practice The Profession Which He Best Knows.

The Nobler A Man, The Harder It Is For Him To Suspect Inferiority In Others.

It Is The Stain And Disgrace Of The Age To Envy Virtue, And To Be Anxious To Crush The Very Flower Of Dignity.