Ridicule May Be The Evidence

Most Of Our Censure Of Others Is Only Oblique Praise Of Self, Uttered To Show The Wisdom And Superiority Of The Speaker. It Has All The Invidiousness Of Self-praise, And All The Ill-desert Of Falsehood.

The Great End Of Education Is, To Discipline Rather Than To Furnish The Mind; To Train It To The Use Of Its Own Powers, Rather Than Fill It With The Accumulation Of Others.

Some Men Are Born Old, And Some Men Never Seem So. If We Keep Well And Cheerful, We Are Always Young And At Last Die In Youth Even When In Years Would Count As Old.

Common Sense Is, Of All Kinds, The Most Uncommon. It Implies Good Judgment, Sound Discretion, And True And Practical Wisdom Applied To Common Life.

All Things Are Ordered By God, But His Providence Takes In Our Free Agency, As Well As His Own Sovereignty.