It Is Not So Much

Contentment Comes Not So Much From Great Wealth As From Few Wants.

Man Is Not Worried By Real Problems So Much As By His Imagined Anxieties About Real Problems

Every Art And Every Faculty Contemplates Certain Things As Its Principal Objects.

Freedom And Slavery, The One Is The Name Of Virtue, And The Other Of Vice, And Both Are Acts Of The Will.

What Is A Child? Ignorance. What Is A Child? Want Of Instruction.