Distrust Of Authority Should Be The First

You Can Construct The Character Of A Man And His Age Not Only From What He Does And Says, But From What He Fails To Say And Do.

They Who Are All Things To Their Neighbors Cease To Be Anything To Themselves.

There Is In Us A Lyric Germ Or Nucleus Which Deserves Respect; It Bids A Man To Ponder Or Create; And In This Dim Corner Of Himself He Can Take Refuge And Find Consolations Which The Society Of His Fellow Creatures Does Not Provide.

The Longer One Lives, The More One Realizes That Nothing Is A Dish For Every Day.

How Often Could Things Be Remedied By A Word. How Often Is It Left Unspoken.