ride recklessly over the graves of the dead,
not laying it to heart that the closing history
oi omers win soon Deoome their.
HIm Mayings.
Use time' as though you knew the
vaiua.
Value a good conscience more than
praise..
The similitude of fools is a protection
to tne wise. At. Augustine.
I iction is a potent agent for good
in me hands or the good. Madam
Seeker. ....
I take it as a rule of life not to be too
much addicted to any one thing. Ter-
The obscurity of a writer is generally
in proportion to his capacity. Q'lintil-
Han.
Foster the beautiful, and everv Lonr
tnon callest new Bowers to birth.
Svhillrr.
To be a great man it is necessary to
turn to account all opportunities.
isirnrioiicatu.
When impious men bear sway, the
post of honor is the private station.
cinaKexiware.
Man is the merriest species of crea
tion ; ail above or below htm are serious.
Addison.
Life is as tedious as a twice-told tale.
vexing the dull ear of a drowsy man.
onaicexptare.
A siugle burst of mirth is worth a
whole season full of cries tnd melan
choly. Sfuiicre.
The worm of conscience is the com
panion of the owl ; the light is shunned
by evil spirits only. Schiller.
Let us not no man each other part
at once ; all farewells should be sudden
forever. Huron.
Miss not the occasion ; by the fore
lock take subtle power, the never bait
ing power. Wordsworth.
If every man works at what nature
fittod him, the cows will be well tended.
La Fimtaine.
Passionate persons are like men who
stand npon their heads ; they see all
things the wrong way. Plato.
