What We See Depends Mainly On What

Reading And Writing, Arithmetic And Grammar Do Not Constitute Education, Any More Than A Knife, Fork And Spoon Constitute A Dinner.

It Is Sad, Indeed, To See How Man Wastes His Opportunities. How Many Could Be Made Happy, With The Blessings Which Are Recklessly Wasted Or Thrown Away.

False Pleasures Come From Without And Are Imperfect: Happiness Is Internal And Our Own.

Our Duty Is To Believe That For Which We Have Sufficient Evidence, And To Suspend Our Judgment When We Have Not.

Everyone Must Have Felt That A Cheerful Friend Is Like A Sunny Day, Which Sheds Its Brightness On All Around; And Most Of Us Can, As We Choose, Make Of This World Either A Palace Or A Prison.