By Doing Good We Become Good.

It Is Not Our Criminal Actions That Require Courage To Confess, But Those Which Are Ridiculous And Foolish.

The Happiest Is He Who Suffers Least; The Most Miserable Is He Who Enjoys Least.

Gratitude Is A Duty Which Ought To Be Paid, But Which None Have A Right To Expect.

As Evening Approached, I Came Down From The Heights Of The Island, And I Liked Then To Go And Sit On The Shingle In Some Secluded Spot By The Lake; There The Noise Of The Waves And The Movement Of The Water, Taking Hold Of My Senses And Driving All Other Agitation From My Soul, Would Plunge Me Into Delicious Reverie In Which Night Often Stole Upon Me Unawares.

Temperance And Labor Are The Two Real Physicians Of Man.