I Don't Want Boys To Use Their

My Duty Is Clear And At All Costs Will Be Done.

Judge Men Less By The Labels They Wear Than By Their Persistent Labour For Sure If Slow Progress.

The Men Who Made The War Were Profuse In Their Praises Of The Man Who Kicked The P.m. Out Of His Office And Now Degrades By His Disloyal, Dishonest And Lying Presence The Greatest Office In The State.

I Don't Want Boys To Use Their Pencils For Improper Writing.

I Am Only Doing Now What I Have Ever Done; And Ever Will Continue To Do - That Is Adapting Past Experience To Present Reform In The Light Of High Ideals And Future Objects.