The Woman Who Thinks Meanly Of Herself

There Is A Good And A Bad Light In Which Every Thing That Befalls Us May Be Taken. If The Human Mind Will Busy Itself To Make Theworst Of Every Disagreeable Occurrence, It Will Never Want Woe.

All Angry Persons Are To Be Treated, By The Prudent, As Children.

She Who Is More Ashamed Of Dishonesty Than Of Poverty Will Not Be Easily Overcome.

The Grace That Makes Every Grace Amiable Is Humility.

I Am Forced, As I Have Often Said, To Try To Make Myself Laugh, That I May Not Cry: For One Or Other I Must Do.