The office of liberality consisteth in giving with judgment.
--_Cicero._
1111
Libraries are the wardrobes of literature.
--_James Dyer._
1112
A lie has no legs and cannot stand; but it has wings, and can fly far
and wide.
--_Bishop Warburton._
1113
Equivocation is first cousin to a lie.
1114
One lie
Demands for its support a hundred more.
1115
One lie must be thatched with another, or it will soon rain through.
--_Owen._
1116
Life is a journey, and they only who have traveled a considerable way in
it, are fit to direct those who are setting out.
1117
A term of life is set to every man,
Which is but short; and pass it no one can.
--_Burton._
1118
Better, ten-fold, is a life that is sunny,
Than a life that has nothing to boast of but money.
1119
I have found by experience that many who have spent all their lives in
cities, contract not only an effeminacy of habit but of thinking.
--_Goldsmith._
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