One Can With Dignity Be Wife And

Fancy, An Animal Faculty, Is Very Different From Imagination, Which Is Intellectual. The Former Is Passive; But The Latter Is Active And Creative. Children, The Weak Minded, And The Timid Are Full Of Fancy. Men And Women Of Intellect, Of Great Intellect, Are Alone Possessed Of Great Imagination.

Proverbs May Be Said To Be The Abridgment Of Wisdom.

In Temperance There Is Ever Cleanliness And Elegance.

The Dregs May Stir Themselves As They Please; They Fall Back To The Bottom By Their Own Coarseness.

What Can One Possibly Introduce Into A Mind That Is Already Full, And Full Of Itself?