...minds alone can support a f udden reverse of fortune. The most pleasant state is, to be always gaining. Be not unmindful of the miseries of others. If you...ascribe it to the gods. Lay in wisdom as the store tor your journey from youth to old age, for it is the most certain possession. Many men are dishonest...

...minds alone can support a sudden reverse of fortune. The most pleasant state is, to be always gaining. Be not unmindful of the miseries of others. If you are handsome, do handsome things ; it' deformed, supply the defects of nature by your virtues. Be slow in undertaking, but resolute...

...opportunities." PITTACUS. " The greatest infelicity is not to be able to endure misfortunes patiently. " Be not unmindful of the miseries of others. " If you...Be slow in undertaking, but resolute in executing. " Lay in wisdom as a store for your journey from youth to old age ; for it is the most certain possession."...

...destroyer, should rather be looked on as the renovator.of the world.— BURNETT'S Oatlines of Botany. If you are handsome, do handsome things; if deformed, supply the defects of nature by your virtues. LAY in wisdom as the store for your journey from youth to old age, for it is the most certain possession....

...secure no richer reward. If you are handsome (it was a maxim of one of the Seven Wise Men of Greece), if you are handsome, do handsome things ; if deformed, supply the defects of nature by your virtues. So, if you are gifted with superior intellectual powers, do something worthy of such powers ; if not,...

...which you would take ill from him." " Speak evil of no one ; not even of your enemies." Bias said : " If you are handsome, do handsome things ; if deformed, supply the defects of nature by your virtues." " Whatever good you do, ascribe it to the gods." Pythagoras, one of the most celebrated of the ancients,...

...which you would take ill from him." " Speak evil of no one ; not even of your enemies." Bias said: " If you are handsome, do handsome things ; if deformed, supply the defects of nature by your virtues." " Whatever good you do, ascribe it to the gods." Pythagoras, one of the most celebrated of the ancients,...

...minds alone can bear a sudden reverse of fortune. The most pleasant state is to be always gaining. Be not unmindful of, the 'miseries of others. If you are handsome, do handsome things. If you are deformed, supply the defects of nature by your virtues. Many men are dishonest, therefore love...

...deformed, supply the defects of nature by yonr virtues. Be slow in undertaking, bnt resolnte in execnting. Praise not a worthless man for the sake of his wealth. Whatever good yon do, ascribe it to the gods. Lay in wisdom as the stove for yonr jonrney from yonth to old age,...

...The most pleasant state is, to be always gaining. Be not unmindful of the miseries of others. If yon are handsome, do handsome things ; if deformed, supply the defects of nature by yonr virtnes. Be slow in undertaking, but resolute in executing. Praise not a worthless man for the...