The Ungrown Glories Of His Beamy Hair.

Whilst I Yet Live, Let Me Not Live In Vain.

Riches Are Apt To Betray A Man Into Arrogance.

An Indiscreet Man Is More Hurtful Than An Ill-natured One; For As The Latter Will Only Attack His Enemies, And Those He Wishes Ill To, The Other Injures Indifferently Both Friends And Foes.

Thus I Live In The World Rather As A Spectator Of Mankind Than As One Of The Species.

There Is Something Very Sublime, Though Very Fanciful, In Plato's Description Of The Supreme Being,--that Truth Is His Body And Light His Shadow. According To This Definition There Is Nothing So Contradictory To His Nature As Error And Falsehood.