If We Shall Take The Good We

Whatever Is Old Corrupts, And The Past Turns To Snakes.

Books Take Their Place According To Their Specific Gravity As Surely As Potatoes In A Tub.

What We Do Not Call Education Is More Precious Than That Which We Call So. We Form No Guess, At The Time Of Receiving A Thought, Of Its Comparative Value. And Education Often Wastes Its Effort In Attempts To Thwart And Balk This Natural Magnetism, Which Is Sure To Select What Belongs To It.

Successful People Live Well, Laugh Often, And Love Much. They've Filled A Niche And Accomplished Tasks So As To Leave The World Better Than They Found It, While Looking For The Best In Others, And Giving The Best They Have.

The Basis Of Good Manners Is Self-reliance.