Obedience, Submission, Discipline, Courage--these Are Among The

Man Cannot Aspire If He Looked Down; If He Rise, He Must Look Up.

It Is Observed At Sea That Men Are Never So Much Disposed To Grumble And Mutiny As When Least Employed. Hence An Old Captain, When There Was Nothing Else To Do, Would Issue The Order To "scour The Anchor.

With Will One Can Do Anything.

Luck Lies In Bed, And Wishes The Postman Would Bring Him News Of A Legacy; Labor Turns Out At Six, And With Busy Pen Or Ringing Hammer Lays The Foundation Of A Competence.

Cecil's Dispatch Of Business Was Extraordinary, His Maxim Being, "the Shortest Way To Do Many Things Is To Do Only One Thing At Once."