Who Doesn't Know Anything, Has To Believe

Parents Forgive Their Children Least Readily For The Faults They Themselves Instilled In Them.

When Two Good Men Contend About Principles, Both Are Always Right.

The Understanding Of Some Men Is Clear, That Of Others Brilliant. The Former Illumines Its Surroundings; The Latter Obscures Them.

N Every Exalted Joy, There Mingles A Sense Of Gratitude.

Distrust Your Judgment The Moment You Can Discern The Shadow Of A Personal Motive In It.