To Make A Fine Gentleman, Several Trades

It World Be Well Had We More Misers Than We Have Among Us.

All That Philosophy Can Teach Is To Be Stubborn Or Sullen Under Misfortunes.

Life At The Greatest And Best Is But A Froward Child, That Must Be Humored And Coaxed A Little Till It Falls Asleep, And Then All The Care Is Over.

The Little Mind Who Loves Itself, Will Wr'te And Think With The Vulgar; But The Great Mind Will Be Bravely Eccentric, And Scorn The Beaten Road, From Universal Benevolence.

Sweet Auburn, Loveliest Village Of The Plain.