Shallow Men Believe In Luck.

An English Family Consists Of A Few Persons, Who, From Youth To Age, Are Found Revolving Within A Few Feet Of Each Other, As If Tied By Some Invisible Ligature, Tense As That Cartilage Which We Have Seen Attaching The Two Siamese.

A Wise Writer Will Feel That The Ends Of Study And Composition Are Best Answered By Announcing Undiscovered Regions Of Thought, And So Communicating, Through Hope, New Activity To The Torpid Spirit.

The Powers Of The Soul Are Commensurate With Its Needs.

Bad Times Have A Scientific Value. These Are Occasions A Good Learner Would Not Miss.

Cities Degrade Us By Magnifying Trifles.