They That Apply Themselves To Trifling Matters

The Great Interests Of Man: Air And Light, The Joy Of Having A Body, The Voluptuousness Of Looking.

It Is Easier To Rule Others Than To Keep From Being Ruled Oneself.

Philosophy Finds It An Easy Matter To Vanquish Past And Future Evils, But The Present Are Commonly Too Hard For It.

A Man Often Believes Himself Leader When He Is Led; As His Mind Endeavors To Reach One Goal, His Heart Insensibly Drags Him Towards Another.

As We Grow Older, We Increase In Folly--and In Wisdom.