Journals For All

The Potter Forms What He Pleases with Soft Clay, So a Man Accomplishes His Works by His Own ACT

He Who Praises You for What You Have Not, Wishes to Take from You What You Have

The Surest Way Not to Fail Is to Determine to Succeed

Politeness Is to Goodness What Words Are to Thoughts

Every Gift, Though Small, Is in Reality Great, If It Be Given with Affection

Life Is Not a Holiday, But an Education

Nothing Succeeds So Well as Success

Set about Whatever You Intend to Do; The Beginning Is Half the Battle

A Stranger Who Is Kind Is a Kinsman; An Unkind Kinsman Is a Stranger

The Greatest Difficulties Lie Where We Are Not Looking for Them

A Truly Great Man Never Puts Away the Simplicity of a Child

He Who Does Not Think Too Much of Himself Is Much More Esteemed Than He Imagines

Understand a Man by His Deeds and Words; The Impressions of Others Lead to False Judgment

Good Fortune Is a Benefit to the Wise, But a Curse to the Foolish

A Wise Man Takes a Step at a Time; He Establishes One Foot Before He Takes Up the Other.

Nothing That Happens in the World Happens by Chance

Humility Is a Virtue All Preach, None Practise, and Yet Everybody Is Content to Hear

Prejudice Is the Child of Ignorance

To Know How to Wait Is the Great Secret of Success

We May Be as Good as We Please, If We Please to Be Good

Gold Gives the Appearance of Beauty Even to Ugliness; But Everything Becomes Frightful with Poverty

Bad Promises Are Better Broken Than Kept

He Who Labors with Pain Will Eat with Pleasure

If Your Foot Slips, You May Recover Your Balance, But If Your Tongue Slips, You Cannot Recall Your Words