The Worst Deluded Are The Self-deluded.

Partial Culture Runs To The Ornate, Extreme Culture To Simplicity.

Our Courage Is Greater To Dare A Visible Than An Imagined Danger. A Visible Danger Rouses Our Energies To Meet Or Avert It; A Fancied Peril Appalls From Its Presenting Nothing To Be Resisted. Thus, A Panic Is, Usually, A Sudden Going Over To The Enemy Of Our Imagination. All Is Then Lost, For We Have Not Only To Fight Against That Enemy, But Our Imagination As Well.

Merit Is Never So Conspicuous As When Coupled With An Obscure Origin, Just As The Moon Never Appears So Lustrous As When It Emerges From A Cloud.

Troubles Forereckoned Are Doubly Suffered.

It Is Seldom That We Find Out How Great Are Our Resources Until We Are Thrown Upon Them.