The Red Cloud chief., 1877-12-06
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Women al less easily sufmOun.
their coque:ry than their passions
Rochefoacauli.
II is pleasant To see a notorious prof
| liga.e slez.d with concern for religion.
Addison.
Every base occupation makes one
sharp in It's practice. and dull in every
other.-Sir Z. Sidney.
TIE truly valisn, dar. everything but
doing any other body An iniuy-Sir L.
Sidney.
Fire and sword ar. bu, slow engines
OF destruction in comparison with the
babbler.-Steele.
God pArdons like a mother. who kiss
Is the ofense into everlasting forget
fulnes-Be~cher.
The light in the world princi.
pAlly from two ~sourcss-the sun and
the students lamp-Bovee.
The two best rules for system o. rh-
toric Are; ilrst. have something Ia say.
and next. say it-Georg- Emmons'
Every mans vanity ought Ia be his
greatest shame. and every mans folly
ought to lie his greatest secret
Quarles.
In life, like the olive. Is u bitter fruit,
then grasp both with the press and
they will afford the sweetest oil.-Rich-
ter.
Nothing Is 80 oppressive a. a secret.
and l know even IN this matter q good
many men who are women.-Ia Fon-
tame.
On what strange ground We build
our hopes and fears! Mans life is all a
mist, and in the dark our fortunes meet
us.-Dryden.
Deep is the sea. and deep is hell. but
pride mineth deeper; il is coiled Is "A
poisonous worm about the foundation
of the ~soul.-Tupper.
Wealth hath never given happiness.
but often fastened misery. Enough
hath eve caused misery. but often
q~uickened happiness.-Tupper.
We paint our lives in fresco. The
soft and fusile plaster Of the moment
hardens under every stroke of the
brush into eternal rock.-Sterling.
The most accomplished way of using
books at present is To serve them as
some do lords. learn their titles. and
then boast OF their acquaintance
Swift.
1t is beauty that doth oft make wo-
men proud; it is virtue that doth make
them most admired: 1t is modesty that
makes them seem divine Shaks-
p"sre.
We sleep. but the locmo OF life never
stops; and the pattern which WAS weav-
ing when the sun went down is weav
ing when 1t comes up tomorrow
Beecher.
What pOetical suicide and sublime de-
spair might have been prevented by a
timely dose Of blue pills. or the offer Of
4 loge aur ItalienI-Sir Charles Nor
gan.
Tears. except as a private demon.
stratiOD. are an I'll disguised expression
of self-cOnciOusness and vanity. which
is inadmissable in good society
Holmes.
Pride is like the beautiful acacia.
that lifts its head proudly above its
neighbOr plants-forgetting that 1t. too.
like them, has its roots in the dirt.-Bo
wee.
To know a man. observe how he wins
his object, rather than how he loses IL:
for when we fail. u pride supports us
When we succeed it Detrays us.-Col-
ton.
Man carries under his hat a private
theatre. wherein a greater drama Is act
ed than is eve performed on the mimic
stage; beginning and ending In eternity.
Carlyle.
1t Is impossible TO diminish poverty
by multiplication Of effects. for. manage
as we may. misery and suffering will al
ways cleave to the border Of superfiuity.
Jacob.
He that discovers himself till he hath
made himself master OF his desires, lays
himself open TO his own ruinand makes
himself prisoner TO his own tongue
Q1aries.
Life is the jailer Of the soul in this
filthy prison, and its only deliverer. Is
death; what vi call life Is a journey To
death. and what We call death is a pass
port to life.-ColtOn.
To the disgrace Of men it Is seen that
there are women both more wise TO
judge what evil is expected, and more
constant 10 bear il when it Ia h,ppsnsi. !
Sir Z. Sidney.
1t requires a great deal OF badness
and q great deal Of caution 70 make a
great fortune: and when you have got
il, it requires ten times as much wit TO
keep it-Rothschild.
Put a man into a factory, a. ignorant
how to prepare fabrics as some teachers
are to watch the growth Of juvenile
minds, and what havoc would be made
Of the raw mz.eriaI.-Horace Mann.
Il is with nations as with individuals,
those who know the least OF Others
think the highest Of themselves; Tor
the whole family Of pride and ignorance
are ~incestuous. and eventually beget
each other.-ColtOn.
Vanity is the natural weakness Of an
a which exposes him TO