Gilbert Put His Arm About Them. 'oh,

In Daylight I Belong To The World . . . In The Night To Sleep And Eternity. But In The Dusk I'm Free From Both And Belong Only To Myself . . . And You

If You Can't Be Cheerful, Be As Cheerful As You Can.

Children Can Be The Most Cruel Creatures Alive. They Have The Herd Instinct Of Prejudice Against Any Outsider, And They Are Merciless In Its Indulgence.

That Is One Consolation When You Are Poor—there Are So Many More Things You Can Imagine About.

I'd Rather Look Ridiculous When Everybody Else Does Than Plain And Sensible All By Myself.