Titles Are Too "thin" For The Nineteenth

A Cunning Man Overreaches No One Half As Much As Himself.

The Head Learns New Things, But The Heart Forever Practices Old Experiences.

Business Men Are To Be Pitied Who Do Not Recognize The Fact That The Largest Side Of Their Secular Business Is Benevolence. ... No Man Ever Manages A Legitimate Business In This Life Without Doing Indirectly Far More For Other Men Than He Is Trying To Do For Himself.

The Common Schools Are The Stomachs Of The Country In Which All People That Come To Us Are Assimilated Within A Generation. When A Lion Eats An Ox, The Lion Does Not Become An Ox But The Ox Becomes A Lion.

Downright Admonition, As A Rule, Is Too Blunt For The Recipient.