With Little Art, Clear Wit And Sense

Doubt Grows With Knowledge.

There Are But Two Roads That Lead To An Important Goal And To The Doing Of Great Things: Strength And Perseverance. Strength Is The Lot Of But A Few Privileged Men; But Austere Perseverance, Harsh And Continuous, May Be Employed By The Smallest Of Us And Rarely Fails Of Its Purpose, For Its Silent Power Grows Irresistibly Greater With Time.

It Is Natural To Man To Regard Himself As The Object Of The Creation, And To Think Of All Things In Relation To Himself, And The Degree In Which They Can Serve And Be Useful To Him.

Thou Tremblest Before Anticipated Ills, And Still Bemoanest What Thou Never Losest.

Everything Has Been Thought Of Before, But The Problem Is To Think Of It Again.