Greater Is Our Terror Of The Unknown.

Nothing Stings Us So Bitterly As The Loss Of Money

We Feel Public Misfortunes Just So Far As They Affect Our Private Circumstances, And Nothing Of This Nature Appeals More Directly To Us Than The Loss Of Money.

He Is Truly A Man Who Will Not Permit Himself To Be Unduly Elated When Fortune's Breeze Is Favorable, Or Cast Down When It Is Adverse.

The Sun Has Not Yet Set For All Time.

Nowhere Are Our Calculations More Frequently Upset Than In War.