Mules And Human Jackasses Are

The Bee, Though It Finds Every Rose Has A Thorn, Comes Back Loaded With Honey From His Rambles; And Why Should Not Other Tourists Do The Same?

Wishes, Like Castles In The Air, Are Inexpensive And Not Taxable.

Coerced Innocence Is Like An Imprisoned Lark,--open The Door, And It Is Off Forever. The Bird That Roams Through The Sky And The Groves Unrestrained Knows How To Dodge The Hawk And Protect Itself; But The Caged One, The Moment It Leaves Its Bars And Bolts Behind, Is Pounced Upon By The Fowler Or The Vulture.

Vanity Is Not Half A Bad Principle, If It Will But Stick To Legitimate Business.

An Uncontrolled Imagination May Become As Surely Intoxicated By Overindulgence As A Toper May Do Bodily With Strong Drink.