It Is Risky To Order

Always Do I Recall The Parting Words Uttered By My Old Governor: "my Boy, Never . . ." I Won't Set 'em Down. I Disregarded Them Fool-like And Paid, And Paid; Had I A Son I'd Hand 'em On And Ram 'em Home. What Fools We Be When Young. We Fancy We Be Wise, Forgetting That The Old Boys Have Graduated In The 'varsity Of The World, The Greatest 'varsity Of All, And Each Day We Should Learn From They.

I Have Known Lots Of Millionaires Who Were Not Happy Men; They Had Not Got All They Wanted And Therefore Had Failed To Find Success In Life. A Singalese Proverb Says: "he Who Is Happy Is Rich, But It Does Not Follow That He Who Is Rich Is Happy." The Really Rich Man Is The Man Who Has Fewest Wants.

Young Men, Of Course, Don't Want To Be Guided By Old Back Numbers, But At The Same Time I Know That In My Own Case I Gained A Lot By Studying The Characters Of The Chiefs Under Whom I Served From Time To Time. Lord Wolseley, For Instance, Said: "use Your Common Sense Rather Than Book Instructions."

Happiness Is Open To All, Since, When You Boil It Down, It Merely Consists Of Contentment With What You Have Got And Doing What You Can For Other People.

The Uniform Makes For Brotherhood, Since When Universally Adopted It Covers Up All Differences Of Class And Country.