There Are More Old Drunkards Than Old

The Only Certain Things In Life Are Death And Taxes!

Industry And Frugality, As The Means Of Procuring Wealth . . . Thereby [secures] Virtue, It Being More Difficult For A Man In Want To Act Always Honestly. . . .

At Twenty Years Of Age The Will Reigns; At Thirty, The Wit; And At Forty, The Judgment.

I Have Thought That Wild Flowers Might Be The Alphabet Of Angels, — Whereby They Write On Hills And Fields Mysterious Truths, Which It Is Not Given Our Fallen Nature To Understand.

An Old Man In A House Is A Good Sign.