Neither Blame Or Praise Yourself.

By The Study Of Their Biographies, We Receive Each Man As A Guest Into Our Minds, And We Seem To Understand Their Character As The Result Of A Personal Acquaintance, Because We Have Obtained From Their Acts The Best And Most Important Means Of Forming An Opinion About Them. "what Greater Pleasure Could'st Thou Gain Than This?" What More Valuable For The Elevation Of Our Own Character?

It Is A True Proverb, That If You Live With A Lame Man, You Will Learn To Limp.

As Meander Says, "for Our Mind Is God;" And As Heraclitus, "man's Genius Is A Deity."

He Who First Called Money The Sinews Of The State Seems To Have Said This With Special Reference To War.

It Is The Usual Consolation Of The Envious, If They Cannot Maintain Their Superiority, To Represent Those By Whom They Are Surpassed As Inferior To Some One Else.