Learning Must Not Only Lodge With Us:

Age Imprints More Wrinkles A In The Mind, Than It Does In The Face, And Souls Are Never, Or Very Rarely Seen, That In Growing Old Do Not Smell Sour And Musty. Man Moves All Together, Both Towards His Perfection And Decay.

The Plague Of Man Is Boasting Of His Knowledge.

A Wise Man Never Loses Anything, If He Has Himself.

How Many We Know Who Have Fled The Sweetness Of A Tranquil Life In Their Homes, Among The Friends, To Seek The Horror Of Uninhabitable Deserts; Who Have Flung Themselves Into Humiliation, Degradation, And The Contempt Of The World, And Have Enjoyed These And Even Sought Them Out.

A Man Must Not Always Tell All, For That Be Folly; But What A Man Says Should Be What He Thinks.