The Greatest Gift Is A Portion Of

The Frenchman Invented The Ruffle; The Englishman Added The Shirt.

Every Man's Nature Is A Sufficient Advertisement To Him Of The Character Of His Fellows.

There Are Dull And Bright, Sacred And Profane, Coarse And Fine Egotists. It Is A Disease That, Like Influenza, Falls On All Constitutions. In The Distemper Known To Physicians As Chorea, The Patient Sometimes Turns Round, And Continues To Spin Slowly In One Spot. Is Egotism A Metaphysical Varioloid Of This Malady?

Things Have Their Laws As Well As Men, And Things Refuse To Be Trifled With.

Don't Be A Cynic And Disconsolate Preacher. Don't Bewail And Moan. Omit The Negative Propositions. Challenge Us With Incessant Affirmatives.