It Takes Time And Trouble

Need Drives Men To Envy As Fullness Drives Them To Selfishness.

Books That Children Read But Once Are Of Scant Service To Them; Those That Have Really Helped To Warm Our Imaginations And To Train Our Faculties Are The Few Old Friends We Know So Well That They Have Become A Portion Of Our Thinking Selves.

The Universality Of A Custom Is Pledge Of Its Worth.

Lovers Of The Town Have Been Content, For The Most Part, To Say They Loved It. They Do Not Brag About Its Uplifting Qualities. They Have None Of The Infernal Smugness Which Makes The Lover Of The Country Insupportable.

The Tourist May Complain Of Other Tourists, But He Would Be Lost Without Them.