He Never Wants Anything But What's Right

Old Timidity Has Disappeared, And Is Replaced By Silent, Quaint Fun, With Which His Face Twinkles All Over, As He Listens.

We All Have To Learn, In One Way Or Another, That Neither Men Nor Boys Get Second Chances In This World. We All Get New Chances To The End Of Our Lives, But Not Second Chances In The Same Set Of Circumstances; And The Great Difference Between One Person And Another Is How He Takes Hold And Uses His First Chance, And How He Takes His Fall If It Is Scored Against Him.

Gambling Makes Boys Selfish And Cruel As Well As Men.

Heaven, They Say, Protects Children, Sailors, And Drunken Men; And Whatever Answers To Heaven In The Academical System Protects Freshmen.

He Never Wants Anything But What's Right And Fair; Only When You Come To Settle What's Right And Fair, It's Everything That He Wants And Nothing That You Want. And That's His Idea Of A Compromise.