Every Now And Then A Man's Mind

Young Men Know The Rules, But Old Men Know The Exceptions.

Liberty Is Often A Heavy Burden On A Man. It Involves The Necessity For Perpetual Choice Which Is The Kind Of Labor Men Have Always Dreaded.

The Mode By Which The Inevitable Comes To Pass Is Effort.

The Difference Between Gossip And Philosophy Lies Only In One's Way Of Taking A Fact.

There Is One Gratification An Old Author Can Afford A Certain Class Of Critics; That Namely, Of Comparing Him As He Is With What He Was. It Is A Pleasure To Mediocrity To Have Its Superiors Brought Within Range.