The Nile, Forever New And Old, Among

Intelligence And Courtesy Not Always Are Combined; Often In A Wooden House A Golden Room We Find.

Never Idle A Moment, But Thrifty And Thoughtful Of Others.

In The Mouths Of Many Men Soft Words Are Like Roses That Soldiers Put Into The Muzzles Of Their Muskets On Holidays.

The Strength Of Criticism Lies In The Weakness Of The Thing Criticized.

A Young Critic Is Like A Boy With A Gun; He Fires At Every Living Thing He Sees. He Thinks Only Of His Own Skill, Not Of The Pain He Is Giving.