Journals For All

We Become Like Those Whom We Habitually Admire

Talent Without Tact Is Only Half Talent

Friendship Throws a Greater Lustre on Prosperity, While It Lightens Adversity by Sharing in Its Griefs and Troubles

Behaviour Is a Mirror in Which Every One Shows His Image

Procrastination Is the Thief of Time

Merciful to the Man, But Not to His Wickedness

ACT in Such a Manner as to Create No Bad Feeling

A Vacant Mind Is Open to All Suggestions, as the Hollow Mountain Returns All Sounds

Reprove Your Friend Privately; Commend Him Publicly

Real and Solid Happiness Springs from Moderation

The Less Power a Man Has, the More He Likes to Use It

Inquire about Your Neighbour Before You Build, and about Your Companions Before You Travel

He Who Can Feel Ashamed Will Not Readily Do Wrong

Let Him Take Heart Who Does Advance, Even in the Smallest Degree

Prayer Is the Voice of Faith

Nothing Valuable Can Be Lost by Taking Time

Pride Requires Very Costly Food-Its Keeper's Happiness

Never Leave That Till To-Morrow Which You Can Do Today

Many Men Know How to Flatter, Few Men Know How to Praise

To Be Envied Is a Nobler Fate Than to Be Pitied

Be Silent, or Say Something Better Than Silence

Health Is the Greatest Gift, Contentedness the Best Riches

A Step Forward Is Worth More Than All the Centuries

The Best Thing Is to Be Respected, the Next, Is to Be Loved; It Is Bad to Be Hated, But Still Worse to Be Despised