Weakness Ineffectually Seeks To Disguise Itself,--like A

Words, Like Cannon Balls, Should Go Direct To Their Mark.

The Lively And Mercurial Are As Open Books, With The Leaves Turned Down At The Notable Passages. Their Souls Sit At The Windows Of Their Eyes, Seeing And To Be Seen.

Contentment Is Not Happiness. An Oyster May Be Contented. Happiness Is Compounded Of Richer Elements.

The Language Denotes The Man. A Coarse Or Refined Character Finds Its Expression Naturally In A Coarse Or Refined Phraseology.

The Greatest Happiness Comes From The Greatest Activity.