All Work And No Play Makes Jack

Diligence, Above All, Is The Mother Of Good Luck.

Men Cannot Be Raised In Masses As The Mountains Were In He Early Geological States Of The World. They Must Be Dealt With As Units; For It Is Only By The Elevation Of Individuals That The Elevation Of The Masses Can Be Effectively Secured.

Thus The Brave And Aspiring Life Of One Man Lights A Flame In The Minds Of Others Of Like Faculties And Impulse; And Where There Is Equally Vigorous Effort, Like Distinction And Success Will Almost Surely Follow. Thus The Chain Of Example Is Carried Down Through Time In An Endless Succession Of Links--admiration Exciting Imitation, And Perpetuating The True Aristocracy Of Genius.

Good Sense, Disciplined By Experience And Inspired By Goodness, Issues In Practical Wisdom.

Luck Whines; Labor Whistles.