Hope Is A Working-man's Dream.

The Brain Is The Citadel Of Sense Perception.

As In Our Lives So Also In Our Studies, It Is Most Becoming And Most Wise, So To Temper Gravity With Cheerfulness, That The Former May Not Imbue Our Minds With Melancholy, Nor The Latter Degenerate Into Licentiousness.

Our Youth And Manhood Are Due To Our Country, But Our Declining Years Are Due To Ourselves.

To Laugh, If But For An Instant Only, Has Never Been Granted To Man Before The Fortieth Day From His Birth, And Then It Is Looked Upon As A Miracle Of Precocity.

Let Not Things, Because They Are Common, Enjoy For That The Less Share Of Our Consideration.