Every Life Has Its Years In Which

While The River Of Life Glides Along Smoothly, It Remains The Same River; Only The Landscape On Either Bank Seems To Change.

Bad Deeds, And Deeds Hurtful To Ourselves, Are Easy To Do; What Is Beneficial And Good, That Is Very Difficult To Do.

Hunger Is The Worst Of Diseases, The Body The Greatest Of Pains; If One Knows This Truly, That Is Nirv?na, The Highest Happiness.

Universities Were Not Meant Entirely, Or Even Chiefly, As Stepping-stones To An Examination, But That There Is Something Else Which Universities Can Teach And Ought To Teach-nay, Which I Feel Quite Sure They Were Originally Meant To Teach-something That May Not Have A Marketable Value Before A Board Of Examiners, But Which Has A Permanent Value For The Whole Of Our Life, And That Is A Real Interest In Our Work, And, More Than That, A Love Of Our Work, And, More Than That, A True Joy And Happiness In Our Work.

Even A Good Man Sees Evil Days, As Long As His Good Deed Has Not Ripened; But When His Good Deed Has Ripened, Then Does The Good Man See Happy Days.