The Common Man, No Matter

The Bigger The Humbug, The Better People Will Like It.

Constant Hammering On One Nail Will Generally Drive It Home At Last, So That It Can Be Clinched. When A Man's Undivided Attention Is Centered On One Object, His Mind Will Constantly Be Suggesting Improvements Of Value, Which Would Escape Him If His Brain Was Occupied By A Dozen Different Subjects At Once.

Money Is In Some Respects Like Fire; It Is A Very Excellent Servant But A Terrible Master.

A Lovely Nook Of Forest Scenery, Or A Grand Rock, Like A Beautiful Woman, Depends For Much Of Its Attractiveness Upon The Attendance Sense Of Freedom From Whatever Is Low; Upon A Sense Of Purity And Of Romance.

There Is Scarcely Anything That Drags A Person Down Like Debt.