Tyranny And Injustice Always Produce Cunning And

Wit Is Often Its Own Worst Enemy.

We May Make Our Future By The Best Use Of The Present. There Is No Moment Like The Present.

We Cannot Judge Either Of The Feelings Or Of The Characters Of Men With Perfect Accuracy From Their Actions Or Their Appearance In Public; It Is From Their Careless Conversations, Their Half-finished Sentences, That We May Hope With The Greatest Probability Of Success To Discover Their Real Characters.

Half The Good Intentions Of My Life Have Been Frustrated By My Unfortunate Habit Of Putting Things Off Till To-morrow.

It Is Unjust And Absurd Of Those Advancing In Years, To Expect Of The Young That Confidence Should Come All And Only On Their Side: The Human Heart, At Whatever Age, Opens Only To The Heart That Opens In Return.