Mutual Complacency Is The Atmosphere Of Conjugal

No Place Affords A More Striking Conviction Of The Vanity Of Human Hopes Than A Public Library.

The Happiest Part Of A Man's Life Is What He Passes Lying Awake In Bed In The Morning.

Great Works Are Performed, Not By Strength, But By Perseverance. Those That Walk With Vigor, Three Hours A Day, Will Pass In Seven Years A Space Equal To The Circumference Of The Globe.

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

To Get A Name Can Happen But To Few. A Name, Even In The Most Commercial Nation, Is One Of The Few Things Which Cannot Be Bought . It Is The Free Gift Of Mankind, Which Must Be Deserved Before It Will Be Granted, And Is At Last Unwillingly Bestowed.