Nature, After All, Is Still

The First Duty Of Man Is That Of Subduing Fear.

And Yet Without Labour There Were No Ease, No Rest, So Much As Conceivable.

The Sincere Alone Can Recognize Sincerity.

The True Eye For Talent Presupposes The True Reverence For It.

It Were A Real Increase Of Human Happiness, Could All Young Men From The Age Of Nineteen Be Covered Under Barrels, Or Rendered Otherwise Invisible; And There Left To Follow Their Lawful Studies And Callings, Till They Emerged, Sadder And Wiser, At The Age Of Twenty-five.