| Abilities | No man's, are so remarkably | [1] |
| Absence | Pains of, wiped away | [2] |
| Abuse | Weapon of vulgar | [3] |
| Acorns | It is told of Admiral Collingwood | [4] |
| Acquaintance | Easier to make, than to shake | [5] |
| Softens | [6] | |
| Sometimes lowers opinion of one | [7] | |
| Act | Speaks out in, etc. | [8] |
| What is done by one, all may do | [9] | |
| Which makes a friend and enemy, what | [10] | |
| Acting | World practices | [11] |
| Action | Do what you can, etc. | [12] |
| Good, receives recompense | [13] | |
| Judged by motive for | [14] | |
| Our, are our own | [15] | |
| Speak not of, before doing | [16] | |
| Thought, compared with | [17] | |
| What I must do, is all that concerns me | [18] | |
| Actor | Compared with preacher | [19] |
| Adieu | Sweet, bids return | [20] |
| Adversity | Contrasted with prosperity | [21] |
| Does not take away true friends | [22] | |
| Effect of | [23] | |
| He who never was acquainted with | [24] | |
| Proud man in, nobody knows him | [25] | |
| The finest friendships have been | [26] | |
| Advice | Ask not for, when assistance wanted | [27] |
| Before giving, we must have secured its | [28] | |
| Difficult to make agreeable | [29] | |
| Friends required | [30] | |
| Give not to self-conceited man | [31] | |
| Pouring water on a duck's | [32] | |
| Who comes for, wants not to be corrected | [33] | |
| Affectation | Clerical abhorred | [34] |
| Cure of | [35] | |
| Lights candle to our defects | [36] | |
| Vain and ridiculous | [37] | |
| Affections | Sad to see them changed | [38] |
| Afflictions | "Be still, sad heart," etc. | [39] |
| For every sort of | [40] | |
| Sons of, brothers | [41] | |
| Affronts | Young men soon give | [42] |
| Age | A joy, if youth well spent | [43] |
| Approaching, signs of | [44] | |
| Matter of feeling, not of years | [45] | |
| Of men and women, what | [46] | |
| Old, be happy in | [47] | |
| Old, and faded flowers | [48] | |
| Reverence for | [49] | |
| Should make one indulgent, etc. | [50] | |
| Slave to custom | [51] | |
| Speak gently to aged | [52] | |
| Thinks the past the best | [53] | |
| These are the effects | [54] | |
| Alcides | No equal but himself | [55] |
| Alms | Rich often slowest to give | [56] |
| Side means used to raise | [57] | |
| Alone | What stamps the wrinkles deepest | [58] |
| Alphabet | Hawaiian in 1886 | [59] |
| Ambition | Man of, has many masters | [60] |
| Amiability | Easy, when | [61] |
| Ambition | Sea of, tempest-tost is | [62] |
| Ultimate result of all | [63] | |
| Amusements | The mind ought | [64] |
| Ancestor | Merit of, effect of, on descendant | [65] |
| Ancestors | Not always well to look them up | [66] |
| Merit from | [67] | |
| Ancestry | Boasting of, lowers, etc. | [68] |
| Never mind, etc. | [69] | |
| Anger | A good man's, lasts an | [70] |
| Avoid a man in a passion | [71] | |
| Begins in folly, ends in repentance | [72] | |
| Effect of subduing | [73] | |
| Fatal to dignity | [74] | |
| Nurse not secretly | [75] | |
| Shows weak judgment | [76] | |
| Suppressed, prevents sorrow | [77] | |
| Unjust and ridiculous when | [78] | |
| When a man grows angry | [79] | |
| Animals | Agreeable friends, why | [80] |
| Treat kindly, as God's creatures | [81] | |
| Kindness to | [82] | |
| Answer | A gracious | [83] |
| Anxiety | The poison of human life | [84] |
| Appearance | Beware of judging by | [85] |
| Dress does not change the man | [86] | |
| Man's reception depends on | [87] | |
| Appearances | Often misleading, instance of | [88] |
| Appetite | Riches cannot buy | [89] |
| Applause | To love it, praiseworthy | [90] |
| Apples | Good medicine | [91] |
| Appointments | May be given, but, etc. | [92] |
| Approbation | If general | [93] |
| Arbitration | Makes an enemy, or a friend | [94] |
| Argument | Contend not with a fool, etc. | [95] |
| Assistance | Asking and bestowing | [96] |
| Associates | Live not too near to | [97] |
| Association | Produces like characters | [98] |
| Audience | Interesting or fatiguing, it | [99] |
| Beautiful | The, never desolate | [100] |
| Beauty | Of face, and mind compared | [101] |
| Of youth, age, etc. | [102] | |
| Selfish, a flower without perfume | [103] | |
| What is? | [104] | |
| What may be preserved | [105] | |
| Without kindness | [106] | |
| Bed | The, heaven to the weary head | [107] |
| Believe | Men generally, what | [108] |
| Benefactors | The kindest | [109] |
| Beneficent | A, person is like a fountain | [110] |
| Benefit | None too small to magnify | [111] |
| Receiving, sale of liberty | [112] | |
| When to forget, when to remember | [113] | |
| Benevolence | Human, not always pure | [114] |
| Bereavement | Effect on heart | [115] |
| Betrothed | How to know him | [116] |
| Bible | Index to eternity | [117] |
| Mystery of mysteries | [118] | |
| Remember that God is speaking to you in | [119] | |
| Some curious facts in | [120] | |
| The | [120a] | |
| Bird | "A little bird told me," origin of expression | [121] |
| Birds | Old, are hard to | [122] |
| Birth | Be not ashamed of humble | [123] |
| Is what | [124] | |
| Birthday | Has different sounds to different ages | [125] |
| Blessings | Those who give them, keep them | [126] |
| Boaster | World has no use for | [127] |
| Book | Good keeper of | [128] |
| If loaned to a girl, read it when returned | [129] | |
| Use as bee uses the flower | [130] | |
| Books | Be careful of what you read | [131] |
| Borrowed, return | [132] | |
| Friends ever near | [133] | |
| Introductions to the best society | [134] | |
| Lending of | [135] | |
| Often denied the poor | [136] | |
| That you may carry to the fire | [137] | |
| Useless, costly | [138] | |
| Bore | Who is in society | [139] |
| Borrowers | What some do | [140] |
| Boy | At what age should win his way | [141] |
| Be polite, advice of father to | [142] | |
| Gallant answer of one | [143] | |
| How to bring up,—Ruskin | [144] | |
| May be led to college, but, etc. | [145] | |
| Results of disobeying parents | [146] | |
| The blind | [147] | |
| The orphan's fate | [148] | |
| What gifts help him best | [149] | |
| Boys | What they should learn | [150] |
| Brain | (Mind), good to polish | [151] |
| Bread | Eaten, soon forgotten | [152] |
| Breeding | Better than birth | [153] |
| Good, consists of having, etc. | [154] | |
| Good, result of what | [155] | |
| Britain | Great, climate of | [156] |
| Great, nobility of | [157] | |
| Brother | Sufferings claim a, pity | [158] |
| Thy, in poverty, etc. | [159] | |
| Burdened | The, respect them,—Napoleon | [160] |
| Burdens | Another's, weight of | [161] |
| Lightened by helping others | [162] | |
| Burns | Robert, what we owe to him | [163] |
| Business | Effect of prosperity or failure | [164] |
| I'll give money to | [165] | |
| Sentiment in | [166] | |
| To, that we love | [167] | |
| Your, keep to it | [168] | |
| Busybodies | Know all things | [169] |
| Buyer | The, depreciates, etc. | [170] |
| By-and-by | Road to, leads where | [171] |
| Calamity | Do not insult, etc. | [172] |
| Can't | I, does nothing | [173] |
| Cap | "Feather in," derivation of expression | [174] |
| Whom the, fits, let him | [175] | |
| Capacity | Deplorable, when | [176] |
| Cards | Avoid as temptations | [177] |
| For benefits designed | [178] | |
| Care | Carry not to bed with you | [179] |
| Cares | Put them off | [180] |
| Cat | To win a, and lose a | [181] |
| Caution | Consider well, what can be done but once | [182] |
| Life of, reward | [183] | |
| One rule for showing | [184] | |
| Sign not paper, etc. | [185] | |
| Censure | Of one, makes two cordial | [186] |
| Ceremony | A bow of, sometimes repels | [187] |
| Excess of, a want of breeding | [188] | |
| Certainty | That which has happened | [189] |
| Chalmers | Rev. Dr., in London | [190] |
| Chance | Heaven and earth not made by | [191] |
| Change | Times, and we | [192] |
| When you seek to | [193] | |
| Character | An admirable, described | [194] |
| Best, not without fault | [195] | |
| Crown jewel of, sincerity | [196] | |
| Delicacy, inseparable from sweetness of | [197] | |
| Description of upright | [198] | |
| Illustrated, by little things | [199] | |
| Keep it abroad, as at home | [200] | |
| Kindness, better for, than talents | [201] | |
| Man of, shown by merely naming him | [202] | |
| Men believed, or not, because of | [203] | |
| None suddenly very good, or very bad | [204] | |
| Of public man, a football | [205] | |
| One to be admired | [206] | |
| Prosperity brings forth hidden | [207] | |
| The history of a man | [208] | |
| What firm and weak feet do | [209] | |
| What shows strength of | [210] | |
| Charitable | Give, and God repays | [211] |
| Charity | In word only | [212] |
| Begins at home,—its home | [213] | |
| Cast thy bread upon the waters | [214] | |
| Compared with politeness | [215] | |
| Do good by stealth, etc. | [216] | |
| Duty is, where there is plenty | [217] | |
| Exalts, though we stoop to bestow | [218] | |
| Fountain of, always clear | [219] | |
| Give freely to the deserving | [220] | |
| How to give it | [221] | |
| Not to excite hope when | [222] | |
| Relieve fellow man in distress | [223] | |
| See Leviticus XXV, 35 | [224] | |
| Visit of, to needy, visit of the Savior | [225] | |
| What given in, is kept | [226] | |
| What is, and what its reward | [227] | |
| Who at fault with regard to | [228] | |
| Who gives double | [229] | |
| Cheat | On whom shame first time | [230] |
| Cheek | The, is apter to tell | [231] |
| Cheer | Speak word of, to the living | [232] |
| Cheerfulness | Refreshes by its presence | [233] |
| Smoothes the road of | [234] | |
| Suggests good health, etc. | [235] | |
| Chide | A friend in private, and | [236] |
| Child | A short sermon by one | [237] |
| A sleeping | [238] | |
| Beautiful as rose, etc. | [239] | |
| Bruise not its heart | [240] | |
| Correct, etc. | [241] | |
| Destiny of, work of the mother | [242] | |
| Eyes of, beautiful, etc. | [243] | |
| Her little shoes, lines on | [244] | |
| Inscription on silver plate of | [245] | |
| Judicious praise of | [246] | |
| Learns indoors, what he tells | [247] | |
| Lines on, by Thomas Campbell | [248] | |
| One who was a Christ-child | [249] | |
| Questions of, as teachers | [250] | |
| Restless observation of | [251] | |
| Speak gently to | [252] | |
| Take care of Christian instruction of | [253] | |
| Teach it ideas, not phrases | [254] | |
| Tear on cheek of | [255] | |
| The, and the "Rising Day" | [256] | |
| The beginning of discipline for | [257] | |
| The way to spoil, or to benefit | [258] | |
| Trained by example | [259] | |
| Unhappy end of | [260] | |
| What it should be taught | [261] | |
| Childhood | Indicates the man | [262] |
| Children | A bond of union, etc. | [263] |
| Are tattlers | [264] | |
| Be not impatient with | [265] | |
| Certain care, uncertain comforts | [266] | |
| Dear to parents | [267] | |
| Dutifulness, foundation, of virtue in | [268] | |
| Ease cares, with bliss | [269] | |
| Effect of good instruction, and bad example | [270] | |
| Enjoy the present | [271] | |
| Father's best legacy to | [272] | |
| Flatter not, but encourage | [273] | |
| Good physiognomists | [274] | |
| Dr. Guthrie's opinion | [275] | |
| Indulgence to, breeds ingratitude | [276] | |
| Industrious habits, better than, etc. | [277] | |
| Instruction to, better than riches | [278] | |
| Japanese, always obedient | [279] | |
| Jewels dropped from Heaven | [280] | |
| Know friend and foe | [281] | |
| Let them learn more than yourself | [282] | |
| Like the to-morrow of society | [283] | |
| Live in the present | [284] | |
| Love, as being fresh from God's hand | [285] | |
| Love of, sign of pure heart | [286] | |
| More precious than gold, etc. | [287] | |
| Need models, not critics | [288] | |
| Not always indulge | [289] | |
| Parents should discipline | [290] | |
| Pastime with | [291] | |
| Poor men's riches | [292] | |
| Praise, effect of | [293] | |
| Prevent parents from being selfish | [294] | |
| Reflect manners of parents | [295] | |
| Should be taught sympathy | [296] | |
| Still ours, though in heaven | [297] | |
| Teach children to tell the truth | [298] | |
| Teach love to | [299] | |
| Travelers newly arrived, etc. | [300] | |
| Treat yours all alike | [301] | |
| Usually what their mothers are | [302] | |
| What to discountenance in | [303] | |
| Will grow up substantially what | [304] | |
| Christ | Abide with us | [305] |
| Description of person of | [306] | |
| His last supper, a memorial, etc. | [307] | |
| If you profess Him, do His deeds | [308] | |
| Patron of poor and afflicted | [309] | |
| The, a carpenter's consolation | [310] | |
| Think rightly of Him | [311] | |
| Christian | A, is the highest style of | [312] |
| He that is a good man | [313] | |
| None, if not Christlike | [314] | |
| Christianity | No civilization without | [315] |
| Christmas | When truly merry | [316] |
| Church | A rebuke for staying away from | [317] |
| Bring self to, not your clothes | [318] | |
| Cannot alone make good | [319] | |
| How it may grow | [320] | |
| I was once preaching in Scotland | [321] | |
| Late goers to, rebuked | [322] | |
| Plan to keep awake in | [323] | |
| Remember God is there | [324] | |
| Take your children to | [325] | |
| Two classes in | [326] | |
| Circumstances | Men are dependent on | [327] |
| Civility | Bases of large fortune | [328] |
| What is | [329] | |
| Clergyman | In city, what must have | [330] |
| Clock | An ideal example of work | [331] |
| Clergyman | Life of, is it enviable? | [332] |
| Should be like engine, etc. | [333] | |
| College | Enter as early as possible | [334] |
| Companions | Lonely, when musing on those gone | [335] |
| Whom to choose | [336] | |
| Company | Pleasant, shortens miles | [337] |
| Compensation | Child and childless | [338] |
| What rich and poor find | [339] | |
| Complain | Every one must see daily | [340] |
| Compliment | How usually accompanied | [341] |
| Illuminate me with a ray of | [342] | |
| Compliments | Deference, most elegant of | [343] |
| Fishers for, get bites | [344] | |
| Conceit | Folly to advise conceited people | [345] |
| Not wise | [346] | |
| People conceited need no sympathy | [347] | |
| Puffs up, but does not prop | [348] | |
| Self, effect of imagination | [349] | |
| Conduct | How to discuss, how to decide | [350] |
| Never waver between right and wrong | [351] | |
| Confidence | Gives pleasure, etc. | [352] |
| No one too sure to miss | [353] | |
| Over, indulge not in | [354] | |
| Plant of slow growth | [355] | |
| Who knows his road, he has | [356] | |
| Whom to put it in | [357] | |
| Conscience | Good, sold but not bought | [358] |
| Good, worth its cost | [359] | |
| A clear, is a good | [360] | |
| Quiet makes serene | [361] | |
| The chamber of justice | [362] | |
| Voice of God | [363] | |
| Voice of God in the heart | [364] | |
| Consistency | Thou art a | [365] |
| Constancy | None in earthly things | [366] |
| Contention | Yield, rather than dispute | [367] |
| Where two discourse | [368] | |
| Contentment | A reason given for | [369] |
| Be not with what you are | [370] | |
| Comes from liking what one has | [371] | |
| Comes from nature, not the world | [372] | |
| Happy he who has | [373] | |
| Having bread, hunt no cakes | [374] | |
| Less with much, than with little | [375] | |
| Little, make it not less | [376] | |
| Makes palace of a cottage | [377] | |
| Murmur not | [378] | |
| One rule for | [379] | |
| Rich beg for, poor can give | [380] | |
| Rich, poor without | [381] | |
| Secret of perfect | [382] | |
| What brings | [383] | |
| When a happy purchase | [384] | |
| Who should be content with anything | [385] | |
| Wise, grieve not for, etc. | [386] | |
| Worth of, known when lost | [387] | |
| Conversation | Avoid what in | [388] |
| How to please others in | [389] | |
| Its best ingredients | [390] | |
| Music of the mind | [391] | |
| Never argue in | [392] | |
| Never over-bear in | [393] | |
| One of the best rules | [394] | |
| Say much in few words | [395] | |
| To say nothing charmingly, etc. | [396] | |
| Who usually spend longest time in | [397] | |
| With thee conversing | [398] | |
| Conversion | Better to turn than to stray | [399] |
| Converses | He who, with no one | [400] |
| Corrupts | As rust, iron, so envy | [401] |
| Corporations | No souls have, etc. | [402] |
| Corruption | A tree dropping infections | [403] |
| Cottage | When better than a palace | [404] |
| Counsel | Good, never too late | [405] |
| When easy to give | [406] | |
| Who not helped by | [407] | |
| Counsellors | In many, safety | [408] |
| Countenance | Cheerful, crowns a welcome | [409] |
| Often more impressive than the tongue | [410] | |
| Pleasing, an advantage | [411] | |
| Smiling, indicates what? | [412] | |
| Country | Character of, effect on man | [413] |
| Life in, pleasure of | [414] | |
| Love of life, inborn in man | [415] | |
| Love of | [416] | |
| Which best governed | [417] | |
| Who loves not, loves nothing | [418] | |
| Courage | Want of, loss by | [419] |
| Courtesy | Always a time for | [420] |
| Background of one's portrait | [421] | |
| One-sided, dies soon | [422] | |
| Courtship | Men dream in | [423] |
| Their, was carried on in | [424] | |
| What is | [425] | |
| Covetousness | Keeps the eyes on the ground | [426] |
| Coward | Threatens when | [427] |
| Cradle | The hand that rocks the | [428] |
| Credit | Like looking glass, how? | [429] |
| Take care of it | [430] | |
| Two good reasons for not giving | [431] | |
| Criticism | Fascinating to people of small caliber | [432] |
| Critics | Ready made, etc. | [433] |
| Culture | The, of a man | [434] |
| Curiosity | All kneel before its altar | [435] |
| Custom | Forms us all | [436] |
| Daughter | Dear, of old father | [437] |
| Lines on marriage, of an only | [438] | |
| Day | Let it not slip uselessly away | [439] |
| Dead | He mourns, etc. | [440] |
| Death | Difference of, between old and young | [441] |
| Folly not to prepare for | [442] | |
| Should come only with God's command | [443] | |
| What men and angels ask, when one dies | [444] | |
| Debt | Happiness to be out of | [445] |
| Debts | Avoid paying, by not making | [446] |
| Decay | Wealth and power not immortal | [447] |
| Decision | Of character, requires use | [448] |
| Deeds | Good, who should disclose doing of | [449] |
| Noble, last longer than monuments | [450] | |
| Wishes without, worthless | [451] | |
| Deformity | Mock not at | [452] |
| Delay | Injures those prepared | [453] |
| Loss by | [454] | |
| Delicacy | True, exhibits itself, how | [455] |
| Demeanor | Be natural, etc. | [456] |
| Dependents | Duty to | [457] |
| Descent | Honorable, is in all nations | [458] |
| Design | Think on means, etc. | [459] |
| Desire | Increased with acquisitions | [460] |
| Destiny | Like ships on ocean | [461] |
| Dial | Sun, inscription for | [462] |
| Difficulties | Rise above your | [463] |
| Digestion | Mostly occurs in the mouth | [464] |
| Dignity | True, exists, how | [465] |
| Disappointment | All have met, and will meet | [466] |
| Discontent | Evidence of | [467] |
| Not easily concealed | [468] | |
| Our worst enemy | [469] | |
| Where mostly found | [470] | |
| Discreet | Be, in all things, and so | [471] |
| Discretion | Thy friend's friend has a friend | [472] |
| Dishonest | The, woe to, etc. | [473] |
| Disposition | No man's will alter | [474] |
| Distress | Shut not thy purse strings against | [475] |
| Who feels not for, not a man | [476] | |
| Distrustful | Be deceived, rather than | [477] |
| Doctor | The, when some adore him, some slight him | [478] |
| Dog | Did you never observe that | [479] |
| Instance of faithful | [480] | |
| Nature preserves his food | [481] | |
| Doubt | If in, don't | [482] |
| Doubts | Traitors are | [483] |
| Dream | The orphan boy's | [484] |
| Dreams | Children of night and indigestion | [485] |
| Dress | What woes it may bring | [486] |
| What becomes true feminine beauty | [487] | |
| Drink | Avoid, instance of, heathen | [488] |
| A wife's answer | [489] | |
| Habit, how cured in one | [490] | |
| To escape, never begin | [491] | |
| Dun | Derivation of the word | [492] |
| Duty | A path all may tread | [493] |
| Do it fearlessly | [494] | |
| Do it, let come what may | [495] | |
| I hate to see a thing done by | [496] | |
| Whosoever contents | [497] | |
| Time for that which one loves | [498] | |
| Ear | One should choose a wife | [499] |
| What is told in the | [500] | |
| Ease | One at, easily admonishes others | [501] |
| To be paid for by work | [502] | |
| Easy | Nothing is, to the unwilling | [503] |
| Eating | How one should eat | [504] |
| Half of what we eat | [505] | |
| Economy | Easy chair of age | [506] |
| Effect of not practicing | [507] | |
| Exercise of, no disgrace | [508] | |
| In abundance, prepare for scarcity | [509] | |
| Lay up for rainy day | [510] | |
| Like savings bank | [511] | |
| Practice in prosperity | [512] | |
| Save for age and want | [513] | |
| When too late | [514] | |
| When to spend, when to spare | [515] | |
| Education | Every man must find his own | [516] |
| A boy was compelled | [516a] | |
| Efforts | All difficult, nearly, before easy | [517] |
| Eloquence | In tone, eye, etc., as in words | [518] |
| Emotion | External signs of | [519] |
| Employment | A guard against the evil one | [520] |
| To be employed, is to be | [521] | |
| Enemy | Do good to, as a friend | [522] |
| Ever too near | [523] | |
| Englishmen | Cold to strangers,—Dr. Johnson | [524] |
| Envy | Born without, mark of what | [525] |
| There would be little, if, etc. | [526] | |
| Equals | Where all should be | [527] |
| Equivocation | First cousin to lie | [528] |
| Error | Correct immediately | [529] |
| Beware of | [530] | |
| Who makes not, makes no good hits | [531] | |
| Etiquette | Good taste rejects, excessive nicety | [532] |
| Events | Preceded by certain signs | [533] |
| Evil | Avoid suggestion of | [534] |
| Man endowed with power to conquer | [535] | |
| Eye | Opens and closes, revealing, etc. | [536] |
| Sees not itself, etc. | [537] | |
| Silent speech of | [538] | |
| Eyes | More accurate than ears | [539] |
| Of old, like memories of old, how? | [540] | |
| Those of other people, effect | [541] | |
| Windows of the soul | [542] | |
| Exaggeration | Weakens statements | [543] |
| Who is prone to | [544] | |
| Example | Given, must be tolerated | [545] |
| Examples | Noble, excite to noble deeds | [546] |
| Excuse | Accuses maker of | [547] |
| Exercise | Dispenses with physic | [548] |
| Experience | Can teach even a fool | [549] |
| Lip-wisdom, which | [550] | |
| Extravagance | Keeps pace with prosperity | [551] |
| Face | Effect of clouded | [552] |
| Pictures thoughts, etc. | [553] | |
| Sometimes a letter of credit | [554] | |
| Fail | The surest way not to | [555] |
| Faith | Beautiful instance of | [556] |
| Bridge from earth to heaven | [557] | |
| Compliment to be trusted | [558] | |
| Effect of want of, in no one | [559] | |
| Trust not that, once broken | [560] | |
| Faithfulness | Encouraged by trustfulness | [561] |
| Falsehood | Reward thereof | [562] |
| Telling of, like what | [563] | |
| Familiarity | Mistake to indulge in | [564] |
| Family | Little world in itself | [565] |
| Man happiest with his | [566] | |
| Reunion of | [567] | |
| Farewell | A sound that makes us linger | [568] |
| How to say it | [569] | |
| Farmer | He alone has a home | [570] |
| Must not sit in the shade, etc. | [571] | |
| Father | Beautiful picture of | [572] |
| Love of, reward | [573] | |
| One known without being seen | [574] | |
| Fault | Confession makes half amends | [575] |
| Not to repent of a | [576] | |
| Faultless | Ne'er was, is, nor will be | [577] |
| Faults | A man's and his neighbor's | [578] |
| Better find one's own, than, etc. | [579] | |
| Of great men, forgotten | [580] | |
| Of others, when we may blame | [581] | |
| The greatest of | [582] | |
| Wink at wee | [583] | |
| Favor | How to ask one | [584] |
| Pleasure in conferring | [585] | |
| Favoritism | Effect of, on children | [586] |
| Favors | One likes better to | [587] |
| Feast | What makes the best | [588] |
| Feasting | May make fasting | [589] |
| Accustom early in your youth | [590] | |
| Feelings | When too fine | [591] |
| Fidelity | True as needle to pole, etc. | [592] |
| Fireside | My own | [593] |
| Fish | All that a, drinks | [594] |
| Flattery | What kind of, hurts | [595] |
| No quality will get a man | [596] | |
| Flowers | Children of the meadows | [597] |
| Daughters of earth and sun | [598] | |
| Effect of, on the world | [599] | |
| Enjoy the air they breathe | [600] | |
| How many a | [601] | |
| I never cast a, away | [602] | |
| Pledges of fruit | [603] | |
| Fool | Advice to, effect of | [604] |
| Everyone is sometimes | [605] | |
| How discovered | [606] | |
| One needs wit to deal with | [607] | |
| One who says he is always right, is | [608] | |
| White hairs ill become | [609] | |
| Fools | If all wore white caps, what then? | [610] |
| Tell what they intend to do | [611] | |
| Force | Where it prevails, right dies | [612] |
| Foresight | Be not stingy of seed corn | [613] |
| Forest | An idyl of | [614] |
| Forget | Ability to, token of greatness | [615] |
| Forgiveness | Asked, with repentance | [616] |
| Easier to whom | [617] | |
| God-like, etc. | [618] | |
| How beautiful, etc. | [619] | |
| Lasts while we love | [620] | |
| Lines on | [621] | |
| Not given, destroys forgiveness | [622] | |
| Not of the world | [623] | |
| Of part only of wrong, what | [624] | |
| Try its effect | [625] | |
| Who do, and who do not, forgive | [626] | |
| Fortune | Change of, dangerous | [627] |
| Continued good, not security | [628] | |
| Gives too much to | [629] | |
| Good sometimes without seeking | [630] | |
| Good that comes seldom | [631] | |
| Its vicissitude | [632] | |
| Hardest gained, longest kept | [633] | |
| Knocks once at every door | [634] | |
| Let it not elate or depress | [635] | |
| Manners sometimes make | [636] | |
| May change in a day | [637] | |
| Often harmful to virtue | [638] | |
| Smiles on those who labor | [639] | |
| Whil'st favor'd, friends, you smiled | [640] | |
| Free-thinker | One rebuked | [641] |
| Freedom | Once gained, hard to | [642] |
| Weeps, when | [643] | |
| Friend | Attack not, but defend absent | [644] |
| Be mine, teach me to be thine | [645] | |
| Flattering, like one's shadow | [646] | |
| Hand of an old | [647] | |
| How to make a | [648] | |
| If you have one, be happy | [649] | |
| In misfortune, go quickly to | [650] | |
| Leave not, in adversity | [651] | |
| Lose not old, to gain new | [652] | |
| Lost by disputing with | [653] | |
| Lost by lending money to | [654] | |
| Love thine | [655] | |
| More dishonorable to distrust, etc. | [656] | |
| No life complete without | [657] | |
| None, who ceases to be for slight causes | [658] | |
| Not hidden in adversity | [659] | |
| Oblige him to-day | [660] | |
| Old, the best mirror | [661] | |
| Shake not off | [662] | |
| Stab from, hard to heal | [663] | |
| Tells not truth, when | [664] | |
| When sure of | [665] | |
| Who never good | [666] | |
| Who sticks closer than brother | [667] | |
| Wink not at his vices | [668] | |
| World a wilderness without | [669] | |
| Friends | Absolute, rare | [670] |
| But few on earth | [671] | |
| Due to choice | [672] | |
| Equals make the best | [673] | |
| False, are like our shadows | [674] | |
| Few real in the world | [675] | |
| Gained by good manners | [676] | |
| How lost | [677] | |
| How to choose | [678] | |
| Let us make the best of our | [679] | |
| Like melons, why | [680] | |
| Like titled husbands, when | [681] | |
| Make new, keep old | [682] | |
| My treasures are my | [683] | |
| Necessary to life | [684] | |
| Old, not to be disdained | [685] | |
| Paucity of, on earth | [686] | |
| Poor man's assets | [687] | |
| Purchase not, by | [688] | |
| Recognized and loved in heaven | [689] | |
| Separated by a gift kept back | [690] | |
| Strange to say, I am the only | [691] | |
| There is no living without | [692] | |
| True, anticipate wants | [693] | |
| Unexpected, spring up | [694] | |
| Where many, where few | [695] | |
| Friendship | A severe test of | [696] |
| Contend which shall have most | [697] | |
| Cultivate your neighbor's | [698] | |
| In love may end | [699] | |
| Renewed requires more care | [700] | |
| Keep it in constant repair | [701] | |
| Killed by suspicion | [702] | |
| Make not with knave | [703] | |
| Needs not years to prove | [704] | |
| Nothing purer than first | [705] | |
| Permanency of, depends, etc. | [706] | |
| Quickly made, quickly ended | [707] | |
| Rare is true love, true, is still | [708] | |
| Real, like what | [709] | |
| Shown by help, not by pity | [710] | |
| Soothes affliction's darkest hour | [711] | |
| Summer, drops off in adversity | [712] | |
| The higher | [713] | |
| True, great blessing | [714] | |
| True, is like sound health | [715] | |
| Who fit for | [716] | |
| Who unworthy of | [717] | |
| Who worthy of, will, etc. | [718] | |
| Whose to value | [719] | |
| Worth more than hate | [720] | |
| Fruit | Good, never comes from | [721] |
| Fun | Nothing like it sometimes | [722] |
| Future | Groping for the door of | [723] |
| If you would have | [724] | |
| The, does not come from | [725] | |
| To be met without fear | [726] | |
| Gain | Difficult, better than with ease | [727] |
| Has oft, with treacherous hopes | [728] | |
| One must give, to get | [729] | |
| Pleasant odor, has | [730] | |
| Prefer loss to unjust | [731] | |
| When loss | [732] | |
| Gains | No pains, no | [733] |
| Generosity | Justice and | [734] |
| Justice should precede | [735] | |
| Should not exceed ability | [736] | |
| Gentleman | A good test of | [737] |
| Coat, makes not | [738] | |
| Good rule to tell one by | [739] | |
| Main characteristics of | [740] | |
| Real and artificial | [741] | |
| Teach man to be a | [742] | |
| True, who is | [743] | |
| Gift | Donor should not speak of | [744] |
| Give freely to him that | [745] | |
| Make with smile, not frown | [746] | |
| To make, delicate art | [747] | |
| Unexpected, most welcome | [748] | |
| Gifts | Mental, who in possession of | [749] |
| The best, to man | [750] | |
| Girl | Dying, lines to her lover | [751] |
| Some good advice to | [752] | |
| Girls | How they should be educated | [753] |
| Give | No one can | [754] |
| Gladness | Not to all who dance | [755] |
| Glass | The hour, emblem of life | [756] |
| God | Greatness of | [757] |
| His love for man | [758] | |
| Presence of, shown by blade of grass | [759] | |
| The Father's love | [760] | |
| The more a man denies himself | [761] | |
| The love of | [762] | |
| Who serves, will come to Him | [763] | |
| Will meet one, who comes | [764] | |
| Gold | Key of, opens doors | [765] |
| The golden rule in verse | [766] | |
| Golf | A rival to matrimony, instance of | [767] |
| Good | All, comes to him who waits and works | [768] |
| Doing, man responsible for | [769] | |
| Doing, is the only | [770] | |
| Pleasure of doing, wears not out | [771] | |
| Received, makes one tender of evil | [772] | |
| Seeking others' | [773] | |
| What is the difference between | [774] | |
| When, comes too late | [775] | |
| Good-bye | Better than farewell, etc. | [776] |
| Goodness | The sign of | [777] |
| Good-night | To all and each | [778] |
| Gospel | The cross is the guarantee | [779] |
| Gossip | Reasons for avoiding | [780] |
| See Leviticus XIX, 16 | [781] | |
| Tale-bearers, equal tale-makers | [782] | |
| Gossips | The funnels of conversation | [783] |
| When they ought to endure misery | [784] | |
| Governors | If families have no sons devoted to | [785] |
| Governs | He best who | [786] |
| Grace | One, by Burns | [787] |
| Saying at meals, instance of | [788] | |
| Gratitude | Expect not, from the selfish | [789] |
| Fine expression of | [790] | |
| God judges one's, how | [791] | |
| How sometimes mistaken | [792] | |
| Look above with | [793] | |
| Naught so becomes man | [794] | |
| What presents make longest | [795] | |
| Where found, and not found | [796] | |
| Great | Desertion of the | [797] |
| Grief | Excessive, not pleasing to God | [798] |
| God sure to help in | [799] | |
| More than necessary, before necessary | [800] | |
| Shown, excites sympathy | [801] | |
| They mourn, who mourn without witnesses | [802] | |
| Time will soften | [803] | |
| When one mourns indeed | [804] | |
| Grumbling | Rebuked, instance of | [805] |
| Guilt | Cowardly always | [806] |
| Guthrie | Thomas, an anecdote | [807] |
| Thomas, to his son, | [807a] | |
| Ha | Contrasted with Ah | [808] |
| Habit | Bred by use | [809] |
| Drink, how to correct | [810] | |
| Form good, bad will die | [811] | |
| Like a cable | [812] | |
| No man free, who is a slave of | [813] | |
| Not resisted, becomes necessary | [814] | |
| Test of truth with some | [815] | |
| Habits | Evil, change innocence to guilt | [816] |
| Gather strength like the seas | [817] | |
| Hard to make, and break | [818] | |
| Tastes change, inclinations never | [819] | |
| To strip off, flaying alive | [820] | |
| Hand | To stop the, is the way to | [821] |
| Hands | Eloquence of | [822] |
| The most beautiful | [823] | |
| Happiness | Consists in what? | [824] |
| Consists in contentment | [825] | |
| Consists not in | [826] | |
| Cottage can hold enough for palace | [827] | |
| Earthly of man, when complete | [828] | |
| Great in lowly station | [829] | |
| Made, by making others happy | [830] | |
| Of a happy couple | [831] | |
| Reflective, like light | [832] | |
| Rejoice in that of others | [833] | |
| Unmixed, not found | [834] | |
| Hate | Hurts the hater most of all | [835] |
| It is the nature of the human | [836] | |
| Haughtiness | Freezes those below us | [837] |
| Two may gain by it | [838] | |
| Health | Appreciated, when | [839] |
| Be not too busy to care for | [840] | |
| Better than a kingdom | [841] | |
| Better to have, than wealth | [842] | |
| Necessary to duty and pleasure | [843] | |
| Thou chiefest good | [844] | |
| The only way for a rich man to be in | [845] | |
| Heart | An innocent | [846] |
| Broken, instance of | [847] | |
| Every, has its secret sorrow | [848] | |
| Feeling, parting, tale of many a | [849] | |
| Great, has no room for wrongs | [850] | |
| Human, God enters | [851] | |
| Instance of royal, in poor woman | [852] | |
| Is it guided by instinct? | [853] | |
| Most bitter trial of | [854] | |
| None in which errors are not | [855] | |
| Of another, how opened | [856] | |
| Of woman, most tender when pious | [857] | |
| Overrules the head | [858] | |
| Rewarded according to merit | [859] | |
| Sad, sometimes does good work | [860] | |
| Sad tale of many a human | [861] | |
| Small, but world cannot satisfy | [862] | |
| The, resembles the ocean | [863] | |
| The turnpike road to | [864] | |
| The merry, goes all the day | [865] | |
| Hearts | Dissensions between | [866] |
| Men and women led by | [867] | |
| Heaven | Beautiful beyond compare | [868] |
| Let others seek earth's | [868a] | |
| Debts to, sometimes disregarded | [869] | |
| Delights of | [870] | |
| Faith the road to | [871] | |
| Not the property of the rich | [872] | |
| "That better land," where is it? | [873] | |
| Plants even look up to | [874] | |
| Help | Give, even to lame dogs | [875] |
| What should be given | [876] | |
| History | Is little more than | [877] |
| Home | Best ornament of, the owner | [878] |
| Cling to it, from the Greek | [879] | |
| Definitions of | [880] | |
| Friends, ornaments of | [881] | |
| God's share in | [882] | |
| Grandest of all | [883] | |
| Home-keeping hearts happiest | [884] | |
| Husband, pleasure to | [885] | |
| Incomplete without books | [886] | |
| Know yours first, then other lands | [887] | |
| Man without, is like, etc. | [888] | |
| Many a, is nothing but a | [889] | |
| More delightful than travel | [890] | |
| None without hearts | [891] | |
| A man unconnected | [892] | |
| None without love | [893] | |
| No place like | [894] | |
| Of every land the pride | [895] | |
| Return to, happy when | [896] | |
| Some things which prevent owning one | [897] | |
| Sweet to approach, etc. | [898] | |
| Though small, a palace | [899] | |
| True nature of | [900] | |
| Wanderer's return to | [901] | |
| What makes | [902] | |
| Homeless | Beware of those who are | [903] |
| I am as | [904] | |
| Honesty | A reason for giving good measure | [905] |
| To be honest and faithful | [906] | |
| Commercial, obligatory | [907] | |
| Needs no protestations of | [908] | |
| Reward of | [909] | |
| When to count our spoons | [910] | |
| Honor | Birthplace is not, etc. | [911] |
| He, the Duke of Devonshire | [912] | |
| Injury to | [913] | |
| Instance of | [914] | |
| Of what to father, what to son | [915] | |
| When overpaid | [916] | |
| Hook or Crook | By, derivation of | [917] |
| Hope | A charming word | [918] |
| Always better, than despair | [919] | |
| Disappointment tracks step of | [920] | |
| Effect of living on | [921] | |
| Finest sort of courage | [922] | |
| Loss of, effect of | [923] | |
| None, breaks hearts | [924] | |
| Oft ends in hope | [925] | |
| Setting of, like setting sun | [926] | |
| Sometimes a delusion | [927] | |
| There is, if we live | [928] | |
| Where, in death, John Knox | [929] | |
| Hospitality | May give joy and honor | [930] |
| Hours | All our sweetest | [931] |
| House | Changed after absence | [932] |
| Children, light of | [933] | |
| Mended, often more costly than new | [934] | |
| None like God's out-of-doors | [935] | |
| Not to go uninvited | [936] | |
| Houses | Built to live in, etc. | [937] |
| Household | What is an unhappy one | [938] |
| Humanity | Goes with religion | [939] |
| Our, were a poor thing, but for the | [940] | |
| Humble | Full the, there is | [941] |
| Humility | Full head most humble | [942] |
| Root of virtue | [943] | |
| Hunger | Mother of impatience, etc. | [944] |
| Who must | [945] | |
| Hungry | The full stomach cannot | [946] |
| Wait, a hard word to the | [947] | |
| Husband | Excellencies of a | [948] |
| Interests of, same as wife's | [949] | |
| Hymn | What one hymn accomplished | [950] |
| I | The letter, worthy of aversion, when | [951] |
| What am I? Naught, etc. | [952] | |
| Ideas | Like beards, grown men have them | [953] |
| Idleness | Brings need | [954] |
| Desertion and suicide | [955] | |
| Idle man has no time for work | [956] | |
| Increases, if indulged | [957] | |
| Love, cures | [958] | |
| Lose labor, rather than time in | [959] | |
| Must thank itself, if barefoot | [960] | |
| Waste not my spring in | [961] | |
| Ignorance | For want of asking questions | [962] |
| Often a voluntary misfortune | [963] | |
| Ills | Bear known, rather than risk unknown | [964] |
| Of man, his own seeking | [965] | |
| Imitation | Sign of esteem | [966] |
| Immortality | Man's longing after | [967] |
| Impertinence | Who guilty of | [968] |
| Importance | Self, as of, etc. | [969] |
| Imports | Should be more than exports | [970] |
| Improvement | All not susceptible of | [971] |
| Inaction | It is better to have nothing to do | [972] |
| Inclinations | Men of all ages, have | [973] |
| Income | Carry not all on the back | [974] |
| Our, are like our shoes | [975] | |
| Inconstancy | Expressed by Shakespeare | [976] |
| Inconsistency | Mankind made up of | [977] |
| Indecision | Lose this day loitering | [978] |
| Independence | To be loved | [979] |
| If any man can do without | [980] | |
| Indigestion | Financial, sign of | [981] |
| Individuals | Qualities of | [982] |
| Industry | Makes the best gown | [983] |
| Inevitable | The, bear with a smile | [984] |
| Infants | Smiles of | [985] |
| The first joy it brings | [986] | |
| Infirmities | Blame not one, for | [987] |
| Influence | Personal, good result of | [988] |
| It is reported that a | [989] | |
| Ingratitude | Common to hate benefactors | [990] |
| Inheritance | Thine, how to enter on it | [991] |
| Injuries | Write thine in the dust | [992] |
| Injury | Creates suspicion | [993] |
| Noblest remedy for | [994] | |
| Revenge of, forgiveness | [995] | |
| Who hurts another, injures himself | [996] | |
| Ink | Power of | [997] |
| Innocence | Brings gaiety | [998] |
| Foundation of real courage | [999] | |
| Narrow, if only according to law | [1000] | |
| Innocent | Better to be deceived, than to accuse the | [1001] |
| Insult | Easy to take, sign of vulgarity | [1002] |
| Harder to forgive, than injury | [1003] | |
| Integrity | Political, instance of | [1004] |
| Preferred to eloquence | [1005] | |
| Shown by conduct, not by words | [1006] | |
| Intellect | One of dull | [1007] |
| God has placed no limits to the exercise of | [1008] | |
| Intolerance | Index of weakness | [1009] |
| Irresolution | Don't stand upon | [1010] |
| Jewels | A wife's dearest | [1011] |
| Children are mother's | [1012] | |
| Joy | At birth, and death | [1013] |
| Departed, remembrance of, painful | [1014] | |
| I cannot speak, tears so | [1015] | |
| If shared, doubles pleasure | [1016] | |
| Johnson | Samuel, on marriage | [1017] |
| Joke | Risk not one with ill-bred | [1018] |
| Judge | A conscientious | [1019] |
| Judgment | At fault, in young and old | [1020] |
| Give benefit of doubt | [1021] | |
| Hear gently, judge kindly | [1022] | |
| How we shall be judged | [1023] | |
| Vicious, if based on evidence of one side | [1024] | |
| Just | Any time proper to say what is | [1025] |
| Justice | Ever alive | [1026] |
| Habits of, valuable possession | [1027] | |
| What its standard | [1028] | |
| Kindness | A, do it now | [1029] |
| Binds society together | [1030] | |
| Converts more sinners than zeal | [1031] | |
| Delayed, destroys | [1032] | |
| Do not remind, of | [1033] | |
| How to multiply,—Franklin | [1034] | |
| Induced by sickness, and sadness | [1035] | |
| Instance of, by Indian chief | [1036] | |
| Little acts of, like what | [1037] | |
| Never proclaim doing of | [1038] | |
| No dearth of | [1039] | |
| Not to be repaid like money | [1040] | |
| Reward of, instance | [1041] | |
| Show, even to insects | [1042] | |
| Valuable part of business of life | [1043] | |
| Victory of, over injury | [1044] | |
| What to forget, what to remember | [1045] | |
| Who knows how to return | [1046] | |
| Write in marble | [1047] | |
| Kiss | Definition of a | [1048] |
| Not always touches the heart | [1049] | |
| Of welcome, pleasant | [1050] | |
| Kissing | Some say that | [1051] |
| Knowledge | A necessary retreat | [1052] |
| Ask young people for | [1053] | |
| Gained by seeking | [1054] | |
| Is not gained on a | [1055] | |
| Let others light candle of, at yours | [1056] | |
| Man of, may be a fool | [1057] | |
| No one man has all | [1058] | |
| Planted when young | [1059] | |
| Practice, necessary to | [1060] | |
| Remember very well when at Oxford | [1061] | |
| Knox | John, eulogy on | [1062] |
| Labor | Beauty and blessedness of | [1063] |
| Finishes what genius begins | [1064] | |
| Fruit of, sweetest pleasure | [1065] | |
| Man's most lasting friend | [1066] | |
| Must have relaxation | [1067] | |
| Those most enjoy life who do | [1068] | |
| Laborer | How he works by the day | [1069] |
| Lady | Young, advice to | [1070] |
| Lamplighter | Scotch student as | [1071] |
| Langsyne | Sweet to remember | [1072] |
| Language | Origin of | [1073] |
| Laugh | A, first of child | [1074] |
| Good, sunshine in a home | [1075] | |
| Instrument of happiness | [1076] | |
| Laughing | Overmuch, have aching heart | [1077] |
| Laughter | Contrasted with the smile | [1078] |
| Not always proof of ease | [1079] | |
| Law | Avoid, by agreeing | [1080] |
| Case, what to do with it | [1081] | |
| Delay of, etc. | [1082] | |
| Easy to enter, hard to escape | [1083] | |
| Folly of going to | [1084] | |
| Gain and loss by | [1085] | |
| Lawyer's office, what it is | [1086] | |
| Requisites for going to | [1087] | |
| Suit in, uncertainty of | [1088] | |
| Taught in one lesson | [1089] | |
| Who gets spoils of | [1090] | |
| Lawyer | Leaving a margin for | [1091] |
| Lines on | [1092] | |
| Lawyers | How the gowns of, are lined | [1093] |
| Like shears, cut what is between | [1094] | |
| Some convert poor advice into good coin | [1095] | |
| Laziness | Begins in cobwebs, ends in chains | [1096] |
| Learned | May be taught | [1097] |
| Learning | Chief art of | [1098] |
| Not entailed, gained by study | [1099] | |
| One pound of learning requires | [1100] | |
| Who swallows quick | [1101] | |
| Leaves | Autumn, lines on | [1102] |
| Lee's | General, reply | [1103] |
| Opinion of British officer | [1104] | |
| Legacy | Who watches for, like a raven | [1105] |
| Leisure | Sweet, if earned | [1106] |
| Letters | Often cause regret | [1107] |
| Sometimes warmly sealed, coldly opened | [1108] | |
| Liberality | What one gives, is forever his own | [1109] |
| The office of, consisteth in | [1110] | |
| Libraries | Wardrobes of literature | [1111] |
| Lie | Cannot stand, but can fly | [1112] |
| Equivocation is | [1113] | |
| One consequence of | [1114] | |
| One, must be | [1115] | |
| Life | A journey who may direct in | [1116] |
| A term of, is set | [1117] | |
| Better sunny, than to boast of money | [1118] | |
| City, produces effeminacy of habit, etc. | [1119] | |
| Different ages of | [1120] | |
| Direction of | [1121] | |
| Divinity shapes it | [1122] | |
| Domestic, the husband | [1123] | |
| Eternal, only candidates for election | [1124] | |
| Every period has its prejudices | [1125] | |
| Forethought wins in | [1126] | |
| Giants of, what are | [1127] | |
| Happy on sunny side of street | [1128] | |
| How to live twice | [1129] | |
| How to part with | [1130] | |
| How short is human | [1131] | |
| Human, what is | [1132] | |
| "I did," and "I didn't," | [1133] | |
| If dark, still the sun is behind the clouds | [1134] | |
| Lies within the present | [1135] | |
| Live day by day for others | [1136] | |
| Look before thy feet, gaze not at stars | [1137] | |
| Make not sport of it | [1138] | |
| Mission in, for everyone | [1139] | |
| Only small portion of, enjoyed | [1140] | |
| Our little, is rounded with a | [1141] | |
| Represented by newspaper | [1142] | |
| The acts of this | [1143] | |
| Three whose lives are not | [1144] | |
| Too short to nurse wrongs in | [1145] | |
| Trifles make up sum of | [1146] | |
| The happiest | [1147] | |
| We find in it, what we put in | [1148] | |
| What the sweetest in | [1149] | |
| When we learn limits of | [1150] | |
| Listen | Be always ready to | [1151] |
| Listener | Poor, who is | [1152] |
| Litigation | Uncertainty of, certain | [1153] |
| Little | By little, if oft done | [1154] |
| Loneliness | What most lonely | [1155] |
| Looks | The three, of men | [1156] |
| Lost | The things, where we seek it | [1157] |
| Love | Appreciation necessary to | [1158] |
| At first sight, often regretted | [1159] | |
| Childish, sweetly expressed | [1160] | |
| Compared with indifference | [1161] | |
| Fault mine, if it ceases | [1162] | |
| To a man, the disappointment | [1163] | |
| Happiness of existence | [1164] | |
| How to part with | [1165] | |
| I know not, unless it be | [1166] | |
| If loved by man, loved by God | [1167] | |
| If there's delight in | [1168] | |
| Justifies poetic exaggeration | [1169] | |
| Letters of those we | [1170] | |
| Life without, day without sunshine | [1171] | |
| Light of life dies with | [1172] | |
| Like a nail, driven out by another | [1173] | |
| Like the moon, how | [1174] | |
| Loved one, not forgotten | [1175] | |
| Maiden in—600 B. C. | [1176] | |
| Men easily duped by | [1177] | |
| More than his share | [1178] | |
| No disguise can conceal | [1179] | |
| Nothing sweeter than | [1180] | |
| Oft maintained by wealth | [1181] | |
| Produces amiability | [1182] | |
| Promotes schemes of life | [1183] | |
| Secret of obtaining | [1184] | |
| Sees no fault till | [1185] | |
| Tragedy of fickle | [1186] | |
| True, cannot forget | [1187] | |
| What a change it makes | [1188] | |
| What we love girls and boys for | [1189] | |
| When loveliest | [1190] | |
| Will die, if not expressed | [1191] | |
| Luther | Martin, and his friends | [1192] |
| Was remarkable for | [1193] | |
| Luxury | Cost of, may help industrious poor | [1194] |
| Magnanimous | He who is too much afraid of | [1195] |
| Maiden | Lament of, lines on | [1196] |
| Man | A compliment to | [1197] |
| A truly great, never | [1198] | |
| Advances or recedes | [1199] | |
| Amiable, makes many friends | [1200] | |
| Angry, condemns himself | [1201] | |
| An old, of acute observation, etc. | [1202] | |
| A volume, if one knows how to read him | [1203] | |
| Best, who is | [1204] | |
| Burns, his recognition of | [1205] | |
| By X. B. Saintine | [1206] | |
| Character goes with him | [1207] | |
| Child of his own deeds | [1208] | |
| Assumptions of | [1209] | |
| Deeds, standard of merit of | [1210] | |
| Description of | [1211] | |
| Direct not, who will himself choose | [1212] | |
| Dissatisfied, most to be pitied | [1213] | |
| Drunk, quarrel not with | [1214] | |
| Each may learn from other | [1215] | |
| End of wicked and righteous | [1216] | |
| Exalted, seen from afar | [1217] | |
| Failure of, do not destroy respect for | [1218] | |
| Firmness is for | [1219] | |
| Forgetting good intentions, what? | [1220] | |
| Fully appreciated by equal or superior | [1221] | |
| Great, a good listener | [1222] | |
| Greatest glory, rising when he falls | [1223] | |
| Be content with the day as it is | [1224] | |
| Honest, believed without oath | [1225] | |
| Honest, tied by a thread | [1226] | |
| How to make true | [1227] | |
| If disliked, speak not of | [1228] | |
| Impossible to please every | [1229] | |
| Instinctive desire to see distinguished | [1230] | |
| It is not what he has, nor | [1231] | |
| Knows not the future | [1232] | |
| Like horse, esteemed for qualities | [1233] | |
| Looks aloft and beholds what | [1234] | |
| Married, best club for | [1235] | |
| Measures other, at first meeting | [1236] | |
| More inhuman than wolves, when | [1237] | |
| Must begin as inferior to become superior | [1238] | |
| Never speak of a | [1239] | |
| None always wise | [1240] | |
| Obstinate, held by opinions | [1241] | |
| Of high station, many blasts to shake | [1242] | |
| Of one idea, not to be reasoned with | [1243] | |
| Old, life like what | [1244] | |
| Perfected by trials | [1245] | |
| Pleasant, described | [1246] | |
| Poor, for want of, or from too many friends | [1247] | |
| Poor, unnoticed | [1248] | |
| Produced by nature, not by art | [1249] | |
| Real, finds not excuses for self | [1250] | |
| Should not be alone | [1251] | |
| Silent, sometimes deep and dangerous | [1252] | |
| Social creature | [1253] | |
| Strive not too anxiously | [1254] | |
| Swollen by prosperity, shrunk by adversity | [1255] | |
| The difference between | [1256] | |
| The unpunctual | [1257] | |
| Though surly, may be honest | [1258] | |
| True, never frets about place in the world | [1259] | |
| He had nothing and was | [1260] | |
| Weak, easily moulded | [1261] | |
| Well bred, acknowledges a fault | [1262] | |
| Well bred, always sociable | [1263] | |
| What did he leave at death | [1264] | |
| When act of equals, angel's | [1265] | |
| When he may be known truly | [1266] | |
| When to make a world for himself | [1267] | |
| Who deserves name of | [1268] | |
| Who excels, sought after | [1269] | |
| Who masters the world | [1270] | |
| Who thinks, governs, etc. | [1271] | |
| Wise, shapes himself to environments | [1272] | |
| Working, hunger enters not his house | [1273] | |
| Manners | Coldness of, freezes | [1274] |
| Contrasted with character | [1275] | |
| Mirror man's image | [1276] | |
| People with good, quiet, etc. | [1277] | |
| Shadows of virtue | [1278] | |
| Vulgar people cannot be still | [1279] | |
| Want of, in society, unpardonable | [1280] | |
| Mansion | Be not inferior to thine | [1281] |
| Marriage | A bloom or a blight | [1282] |
| A maiden's trust in | [1283] | |
| Advice on, by Themistocles | [1284] | |
| Be careful before | [1285] | |
| Bond should be broken only by death | [1286] | |
| Can two live as cheaply as one? | [1287] | |
| Choice in—Samuel Johnson | [1288] | |
| Choose not alone a proper | [1289] | |
| Effect on romance and history | [1290] | |
| Like public feast | [1291] | |
| Like shears, how | [1292] | |
| Marry in your own rank | [1293] | |
| Newly wedded, rule for | [1294] | |
| One seldom weds first love | [1295] | |
| Pious elder said to his son | [1296] | |
| Reason for many unhappy ones | [1297] | |
| Should be state of equality | [1298] | |
| The dying moments of a single life | [1299] | |
| The treasures of the deep are not so precious | [1300] | |
| Two views—beware | [1301] | |
| Vow, lines on | [1302] | |
| Wed for character, not money | [1303] | |
| Married | A girl should look happy | [1304] |
| Marshall | Chief Justice, anecdote of | [1305] |
| Master | Be sometimes blind and deaf | [1306] |
| If your own | [1307] | |
| Our, is our | [1308] | |
| Matrimony | Knot tied with tongue, etc. | [1309] |
| Look for a help-mate in | [1310] | |
| Sum of happiness when | [1311] | |
| Two views of | [1312] | |
| Maxims | From the Persian | [1313] |
| Meals | The, which are eaten in | [1314] |
| Meat | How poor, and rich get | [1315] |
| Melancholy | Johnson said of | [1316] |
| Memory | All complain, but not of judgment | [1317] |
| Ideas registered by attention | [1318] | |
| Prayer on the subject of | [1319] | |
| Sweetest, when without regret | [1320] | |
| Men | Better to be taught, than fed | [1321] |
| Great, arise from the people | [1322] | |
| How hard to teach some | [1323] | |
| Middle class of, show nation's character | [1324] | |
| Unlucky | [1325] | |
| Study men rather than books | [1326] | |
| Wise, care not for what they cannot have | [1327] | |
| Young, apt to overrate | [1328] | |
| Young, the trouble with most | [1329] | |
| Mercy | Anecdote of Queen Victoria | [1330] |
| Door of, when open | [1331] | |
| Lean to, if in doubt | [1332] | |
| Man, the child of | [1333] | |
| Not forgotten, the deeds of | [1334] | |
| Reward of him who shows | [1335] | |
| Teach your sons to love it | [1336] | |
| Weaves the veil of futurity | [1337] | |
| We pray for, let us render | [1338] | |
| Merit | Not always rewarded | [1339] |
| Success of | [1340] | |
| Merry | All not who dance lightly | [1341] |
| Metaphysics | Peculiar definition of | [1342] |
| Method | Teaches to win time | [1343] |
| Methodists | Noteworthy characteristic of | [1344] |
| Might | If right, right not upright | [1345] |
| Mind | A weak one, how effected | [1346] |
| A well-governed, learns in time | [1347] | |
| Do not overtask | [1348] | |
| Effect on, of small matters | [1349] | |
| If uncertain, impulse directs | [1350] | |
| It cannot be too deeply | [1351] | |
| Narrowness of, is often | [1352] | |
| Noble, spurns idle pratings | [1353] | |
| Some know their minds and yet not their hearts | [1354] | |
| Steadiness of, a blessing | [1355] | |
| The, a man's kingdom | [1356] | |
| The face is the | [1357] | |
| True woman admires more than wealth | [1358] | |
| Untraveled—what is | [1359] | |
| Youthful, like wax | [1360] | |
| Minds | Small, hurt by small things | [1361] |
| Noblest are easiest | [1362] | |
| Ministers | Of God, chief duty of | [1363] |
| Mirth | Ounce of, worth more, etc. | [1364] |
| Mischief | Man no match for woman in | [1365] |
| Most just is it that he who | [1366] | |
| Miser | Constantine's lesson to | [1367] |
| Grows rich, by seeming poor | [1368] | |
| Pays too much for his gold | [1369] | |
| Misery | No thoroughly occupied man has | [1370] |
| Misfortune | Do not bear, till it comes | [1371] |
| Repine not at | [1372] | |
| Mistake | Anyone may make, fools stick to | [1373] |
| Avoid, rather than correct | [1374] | |
| Quarrel not with slight | [1375] | |
| There are few, very few that | [1376] | |
| Mistakes | Teach impressive lessons | [1377] |
| Young heads are giddy | [1378] | |
| Model | Copy not self | [1379] |
| Moderation | Lines on,—Cowper | [1380] |
| Modulation | Tis not enough the voice be | [1381] |
| Money | Abundance of, ruins | [1382] |
| A curse, if not earned | [1383] | |
| Complain of, want of | [1384] | |
| It cannot change blood | [1385] | |
| Lender of, his moods and tenses | [1386] | |
| Love of, root of much devotion | [1387] | |
| Man's master, or slave, is | [1388] | |
| Many heart-aches, behind plenty of | [1389] | |
| Not found in purses of others | [1390] | |
| No time to waste, in making | [1391] | |
| Obtained by work | [1392] | |
| Power of | [1393] | |
| Silences the world | [1394] | |
| Moon | Lines on,—Croly | [1395] |
| Lines on,—Longfellow | [1396] | |
| Morning | Brings cool reflection | [1397] |
| The, hour has | [1398] | |
| Mother | A royal, obedience of her children | [1399] |
| Child and, Danish proverb | [1400] | |
| Daring of a | [1401] | |
| Funeral of a | [1402] | |
| Hallow her memory | [1403] | |
| Heart of, child's school-room | [1404] | |
| Heart, reached through child | [1405] | |
| Helpful comforter | [1406] | |
| Her history is written in her child | [1407] | |
| Moulds the man | [1408] | |
| Old, duty of children to | [1409] | |
| On death of,—Cowper | [1410] | |
| Ounce of, worth more, etc. | [1411] | |
| Results of her examples | [1412] | |
| Sorrows of | [1413] | |
| Story of that of Pomponius Atticus | [1414] | |
| The, laughter of child, sweet to | [1415] | |
| True estimate of | [1416] | |
| Turf, from grave of | [1417] | |
| Whom can we better trust than? | [1418] | |
| Music | Heart not touched by, forlorn | [1419] |
| Loosens heart, bound by care | [1420] | |
| No, is so charming to my ear | [1421] | |
| Sometimes in a footstep | [1422] | |
| Nature | Errs not, though art may | [1423] |
| Exists by motion | [1424] | |
| Good and ill, contrasted | [1425] | |
| Good, beauty of | [1426] | |
| Good, preserves good looks | [1427] | |
| Laws of, man cannot override | [1428] | |
| One follows the inclinations of his own | [1429] | |
| Pleasure of mingling with | [1430] | |
| Who can paint like | [1431] | |
| Natures | Vulgar, handle firmly | [1432] |
| Neglect | Unmerited, a sharp sting | [1433] |
| Neighbor | Profitable to know him | [1434] |
| Put not off obliging | [1435] | |
| Very few live by choice | [1436] | |
| Neighbors | Duty towards | [1437] |
| Nest | A bird's | [1438] |
| New | There is nothing new under the sun | [1439] |
| News | He bold is, who brings | [1440] |
| Nicknames | Which stick best | [1441] |
| Night | Brings coolness and counsel | [1442] |
| The outlaw's day | [1443] | |
| Time for rest | [1444] | |
| No | Learn to say | [1445] |
| Nobody | Who is, in the commonwealth | [1446] |
| Who is, thinks everybody else is | [1447] | |
| Nothing | By doing, we learn to | [1448] |
| Novelty | The young are fond of | [1449] |
| Numbers | Easily impress us | [1450] |
| Oats | Reply to Dr. Johnson's definition of | [1451] |
| Obedience | Most important word in education | [1452] |
| One of most beautiful things | [1453] | |
| Wise, modest | [1454] | |
| Obligation | Haste to discharge, sort of ingratitude | [1455] |
| Most men remember, etc. | [1456] | |
| Published, paid | [1457] | |
| Obscurity | People newly out of, etc. | [1458] |
| Obstinacy | Is will asserting itself | [1459] |
| Occupation | Thrice happy those who have | [1460] |
| A man should follow | [1461] | |
| Ocean | The abode of the British | [1462] |
| Odd | Peculiar people, disagreeable | [1463] |
| Offense | How people oftenest offend | [1464] |
| Office | Power of, dog even obeyed in | [1465] |
| Bad man in, public calamity | [1466] | |
| Omissions | No less than commissions | [1467] |
| Opinion | It has been shrewdly said | [1468] |
| No liberal man | [1469] | |
| Opportunities | Often lost by want of self-confidence | [1470] |
| Past gone, future may never come | [1471] | |
| Opportunity | Let slip, proof of imbecility | [1472] |
| Loss of, what lost by | [1473] | |
| Master of human destiny | [1474] | |
| Not seized, flies away | [1475] | |
| Poor use of, instance | [1476] | |
| Often lost by deliberation | [1477] | |
| Take the current when it serves | [1478] | |
| The, neglected | [1479] | |
| To-day it is offered | [1480] | |
| Oppressors | There are sharks in the ocean | [1481] |
| Orators | All, are dumb, when beauty | [1482] |
| Parent | Ambitious, misdirect children | [1483] |
| Be not ashamed, if yours, humble | [1484] | |
| Effect of neglect of children, by | [1485] | |
| Remember not toil endured for | [1486] | |
| Parents | Good conduct of, blesses children | [1487] |
| If fools, apt to make children so | [1488] | |
| We know not their worth, till lost | [1489] | |
| Parting | Like ships on the sea | [1490] |
| Proves a kind of anguish | [1491] | |
| Passion | Control yours | [1492] |
| Nothing like silence | [1493] | |
| Past | Comes not back, witness three things | [1494] |
| Let by-gones be | [1495] | |
| Stirs man more than future | [1496] | |
| Path | Beaten, safe one | [1497] |
| Pearl | Often hidden in ugly shell | [1498] |
| Pen | The tongue of the mind | [1499] |
| People | How to wake them | [1500] |
| Perfection | Not in this world | [1501] |
| Permanence | As the sun's shadow shifts | [1502] |
| Perseverance | Makes mole-hills of mountains | [1503] |
| Scottish, proverbial | [1504] | |
| Persistence | Necessity of | [1505] |
| Petitions | Strengthened by gold | [1506] |
| Philanthropy | Its satisfaction | [1507] |
| True instance of | [1508] | |
| Phillips | Wendall, anecdote of | [1509] |
| Physician | First patient, etc. | [1510] |
| His best fee producer | [1511] | |
| Real, of mankind | [1512] | |
| Satire upon | [1513] | |
| Physic | For the most part, is | [1514] |
| Pity | Godlike, acted on | [1515] |
| Plants | Fresh and fair, when | [1516] |
| Pleasure | Brevity of | [1517] |
| Dignity in, as well as in business | [1518] | |
| Greatest, what is | [1519] | |
| How made pleasant | [1520] | |
| Makes acquaintances | [1521] | |
| Oft sweetest in memories | [1522] | |
| Sometimes comes from flattery | [1523] | |
| The most delicate and sensible | [1524] | |
| Pneumonia | One way of avoiding | [1525] |
| Poets | Modern, mix water with milk | [1526] |
| Politeness | An essential ingredient of | [1527] |
| Instance of, in small boy | [1528] | |
| Instance of true | [1529] | |
| Natural to delicate natures | [1530] | |
| True, everywhere the same | [1531] | |
| Politics | Are now | [1532] |
| Poor | Few except the poor, feel for them | [1533] |
| Folks' wisdom | [1534] | |
| He that thinks he can | [1535] | |
| Poor and content | [1536] | |
| Speak gently to | [1537] | |
| The, be mindful of | [1538] | |
| The, kings when | [1539] | |
| The, wait not to relieve | [1540] | |
| The, why they complain | [1541] | |
| The world avoids | [1542] | |
| Portraits | Husband and wife, mottoes under | [1543] |
| Position | Not every easy, is soft | [1544] |
| Poverty | Cannot be hidden | [1545] |
| Grows heavier when | [1546] | |
| Is in want of much | [1547] | |
| Poor man resembles fiddler, etc. | [1548] | |
| Power | Love of, instinct of human heart | [1549] |
| Often goes before talent | [1550] | |
| Often silences the law | [1551] | |
| Partnership with men in, not safe | [1552] | |
| Practice | Strange, if what one preaches | [1553] |
| Praise | Best diet for us | [1554] |
| Just, a debt | [1555] | |
| Love of, in every heart | [1556] | |
| Of self, contents most | [1557] | |
| One who can be trusted, deserves | [1558] | |
| Self, a bad sign | [1559] | |
| Sweetest of all sounds | [1560] | |
| Use of indiscreet, when | [1561] | |
| Prayer | Brings all blessings, instance | [1562] |
| For absent | [1563] | |
| House, in which there is none, has no roof | [1564] | |
| Key to God's mercies | [1565] | |
| Pray with heart, etc. | [1566] | |
| Quaint old, a | [1567] | |
| Preacher | As an ambassador | [1568] |
| Seeking fame, finds folly | [1569] | |
| Prejudice | Opinions, most violent | [1570] |
| Prejudices | Who full of | [1571] |
| Present | Enjoy it | [1572] |
| Make it sweet | [1573] | |
| Presents | Many delight more in | [1574] |
| Pretence | Makes people nothing | [1575] |
| Prevention | An ounce of, is worth | [1576] |
| Pride | Art thou an exalted being? | [1577] |
| Breeds no friends | [1578] | |
| Never be too much elated | [1579] | |
| Superior to adversity | [1580] | |
| Principles | Be unable to forsake | [1581] |
| More precious than accomplishments | [1582] | |
| Procrastination | Effect of | [1583] |
| Professions | Without practice, worthless | [1584] |
| Profit | Not always an honor | [1585] |
| Progress | None for the slothful | [1586] |
| Promise | Deeds should equal | [1587] |
| No piety in keeping unjust | [1588] | |
| Obligation of | [1589] | |
| Promises | To keep, make not many | [1590] |
| Property | When not wise to give away | [1591] |
| Prophecy | Fullfilment of a | [1592] |
| Propose | Let those who | [1593] |
| Prospects | Distant, please us | [1594] |
| Prosperity | Brings friends | [1595] |
| Creates selfishness often | [1596] | |
| Hard work, the road to | [1597] | |
| How obtained | [1598] | |
| In ascending hill of, meet no friend | [1599] | |
| Makes friends | [1600] | |
| Makes friends and enemies | [1601] | |
| Not always proof of rectitude | [1602] | |
| Shows weak mind, how | [1603] | |
| Proselyte | We love a | [1604] |
| Proverbs | Japanese | [1605] |
| Punctuality | A characteristic of politeness | [1606] |
| Begets confidence and respect | [1607] | |
| It is neither polite nor, | [1607a] | |
| Lord Nelson's rule | [1608] | |
| Want of, dishonesty | [1609] | |
| Want of, mark of little minds | [1610] | |
| Purposes | If not hatched, they decay | [1611] |
| Purse | Consumption of | [1612] |
| Empty, calls for a sweet tongue | [1613] | |
| Not to oversee workmen, is to | [1614] | |
| Quakerwise | Instance of | [1615] |
| Quarrel | Best time to | [1616] |
| Leave open the door of reconciliation | [1617] | |
| To, with one person | [1618] | |
| Quarrels | Have nothing to do with | [1619] |
| Question | Should be rational | [1620] |
| Rain | Ideas of pessimist and optimist of | [1621] |
| Rank | Quote not thy high birth | [1622] |
| Reading | Attempt not too much | [1623] |
| Reason | Makes a man a prince, etc. | [1624] |
| When a man has not a good | [1625] | |
| Reciprocity | Good rule of | [1626] |
| Rule of, by Confucius | [1627] | |
| Recreation | Necessary to human nature | [1628] |
| Regret | Folly to shiver over | [1629] |
| Relaxation | Above, produces | [1630] |
| Religion | Costs nothing, does nothing | [1631] |
| Doubt not blessings of | [1632] | |
| Good, if good for all days | [1633] | |
| Is knowledge of what? | [1634] | |
| It is rare to see a rich man | [1635] | |
| More in walk than talk | [1636] | |
| Presents difficulties to whom | [1637] | |
| True, when seen is admired | [1638] | |
| Repentance | When deferred, lost in judgment | [1639] |
| Not to bewail, but to forsake sin | [1640] | |
| Reproof | A gentle, anecdote of Wesley | [1641] |
| Reputation | Man known by his | [1642] |
| Resignation | It is reported of a person | [1643] |
| Rest | All seek it | [1644] |
| A present need | [1645] | |
| Is sweet to those who | [1646] | |
| It yields a bountiful crop | [1647] | |
| The man who goes easiest | [1648] | |
| Too much creates rust | [1649] | |
| Resolution | Hasty, unsafe | [1650] |
| Irresolute people, etc. | [1651] | |
| Sleep over, etc. | [1652] | |
| Rewards | Disinterested, seldom miss | [1653] |
| One knows not for whom he gathers | [1654] | |
| Rich | Man is, who is content | [1655] |
| Some miseries of the | [1656] | |
| The, poor, if saving for heirs | [1657] | |
| The, should be generous | [1658] | |
| Very rich men seldom or never | [1659] | |
| Who is truly | [1660] | |
| Riches | Hard to gather, easy to scatter | [1661] |
| How to learn to use them | [1662] | |
| Influence of | [1663] | |
| Inseparable from care | [1664] | |
| Loss of, changes judgment of men | [1665] | |
| Not conducive to labor | [1666] | |
| Opposed to generosity and humility | [1667] | |
| Serve a wise man | [1668] | |
| Strange that the miser strives for | [1669] | |
| We see how much a man has | [1670] | |
| What are? | [1671] | |
| Where to find them | [1672] | |
| Without frugality none | [1673] | |
| Right | When one can do as he pleases | [1674] |
| Rising | Late, effect of | [1675] |
| Road | To wish for anything that is | [1676] |
| Robbery | What is not | [1677] |
| Roof | One, and two winds | [1678] |
| Root | Water and protect the | [1679] |
| Rose | Worth an empire, when | [1680] |
| Royalty | A feather in the cap | [1681] |
| Rudeness | There cannot be a greater | [1682] |
| Rumor | No, wholly dies, once | [1683] |
| Sabbath | Blessing to the poor | [1684] |
| Observance of, freshens the mind | [1685] | |
| Peculiarly the poor man's day | [1686] | |
| Well spent, prepares for better | [1687] | |
| Safety | Better a little in | [1688] |
| Said | More can be, in one minute | [1689] |
| Salt | Where a luxury | [1690] |
| Sand | Name on that of the sea | [1691] |
| School | Emulation in | [1692] |
| His first,—Henry Kirke White | [1693] | |
| It has been remarked that | [1694] | |
| Scholars | Early trials of | [1695] |
| Scotland | Climate of, etc. | [1696] |
| Sea | Love it? | [1697] |
| Sweet to look at from land | [1698] | |
| Thoughts at | [1699] | |
| See | Old people, best in the | [1700] |
| Secret | A thing locked in memory | [1701] |
| A, when safe | [1702] | |
| Not a, if known to three | [1703] | |
| To keep, shun the inquisitive | [1704] | |
| Secrets | Folly to expect others to keep, etc. | [1705] |
| Make dungeons of the heart | [1706] | |
| Where secrecy or | [1707] | |
| Self | Be always ready to yield, etc. | [1708] |
| Be what friends think you | [1709] | |
| Command, if you would be great | [1710] | |
| Conceit of, rebuked | [1711] | |
| Denial of, brings blessings | [1712] | |
| Denial of, teach it | [1713] | |
| Difficult to be selfish and honest | [1714] | |
| Do something to be admired in | [1715] | |
| Do you want to know? | [1716] | |
| Don't lean on others | [1717] | |
| How we judge and are judged | [1718] | |
| "I," sometimes coat of arms | [1719] | |
| If warm, thinks others so | [1720] | |
| Not what you've given | [1721] | |
| In it our joys are found | [1722] | |
| Interest of, a compass, etc. | [1723] | |
| Interest of, warps judgment | [1724] | |
| Interest of, world much ruled by | [1725] | |
| Least said of, is too much | [1726] | |
| Lover of, has no rival | [1727] | |
| Man only can disgrace himself | [1728] | |
| Modest men speak not of merits, of | [1729] | |
| More easy to be wise for others, than for | [1730] | |
| No harder battle than to conquer | [1731] | |
| None like self but | [1732] | |
| One knocks on sore place in | [1733] | |
| Or others, which best to know | [1734] | |
| Pleasing object to, one obliged | [1735] | |
| Praise of, ill bred | [1736] | |
| Present know, future not | [1737] | |
| Some persons considerate of | [1738] | |
| Some persons can neither stir hand nor | [1739] | |
| Those who agree with us, we think sensible | [1740] | |
| Those wise, who think with | [1741] | |
| Trouble not another with, etc. | [1742] | |
| We cannot see ourselves | [1743] | |
| What others, and I, say of | [1744] | |
| Self-interest | Is but the survival | [1745] |
| Selfishness | Continual mourning is | [1746] |
| If out of world, what then? | [1747] | |
| Self-praise | May be used but little | [1748] |
| Sense | Common, rare to whom | [1749] |
| He lacks, who | [1750] | |
| Sermon | In what frame to hear | [1751] |
| Reason for not preaching one, from manuscript | [1752] | |
| Story of Welsh preacher | [1753] | |
| When effective | [1754] | |
| Sermons | Best, to ourselves by ourselves | [1755] |
| Severe | Oh ponder well! | [1756] |
| Shadows | We are—we pursue | [1757] |
| Shepherd | The good, and the lost sheep | [1758] |
| Sickness | Every man's master is | [1759] |
| Absence of | [1760] | |
| Sight | Out of, out of | [1761] |
| Silence | A safeguard is | [1762] |
| Best for whom | [1763] | |
| Consummate eloquence of sorrow | [1764] | |
| Keeping of, no cost is | [1765] | |
| Often an answer | [1766] | |
| Often persuades more than speech | [1767] | |
| Sure reward for | [1768] | |
| When it shows wisdom | [1769] | |
| Silver | Plated, sarcasm for pretence | [1770] |
| Simplicity | Old, now rare | [1771] |
| Sin | Committed twice, seems none | [1772] |
| Of others, always before our eyes | [1773] | |
| Sincerity | Mislead not others | [1774] |
| Singing | Happy use of | [1775] |
| Sinks | He who stands stiff | [1776] |
| Slander | How to cure habit of | [1777] |
| He who, his neighbors | [1778] | |
| Slave | When one is | [1779] |
| Slavery | Air of Britain opposed to | [1780] |
| Not from God | [1781] | |
| Sleep | After dinner, etc. | [1782] |
| All equal, when asleep | [1783] | |
| Annihilater of time | [1784] | |
| Beloved from pole to pole | [1785] | |
| Characteristic of the sleeper is | [1786] | |
| Closes the windows of the eyes | [1787] | |
| Difference of, between poor and rich | [1788] | |
| Heaven trims our lamps while we sleep | [1789] | |
| Home to the homeless, etc. | [1790] | |
| Induced by preacher, instance of | [1791] | |
| Judge between high and low | [1792] | |
| Omit not offer of | [1793] | |
| Patron of mankind, etc. | [1794] | |
| Trust it not without prayer | [1795] | |
| Unsolved mystery | [1796] | |
| Smile | Always attractive | [1797] |
| Brightened by a tear | [1798] | |
| Put one on your face, etc. | [1799] | |
| Valuable and costs nothing | [1800] | |
| Smith | Adam, anecdote of | [1801] |
| Smoke | Turned into gold | [1802] |
| Society | Among unequals, no harmony | [1803] |
| Built upon trust, one in another | [1804] | |
| No comfort to whom | [1805] | |
| One way to be agreeable in | [1806] | |
| Ready to worship success | [1807] | |
| Sir, your levellers wish to | [1808] | |
| True art of being agreeable in | [1809] | |
| Solitude | Longing for, etc. | [1810] |
| Something | Do, however small | [1811] |
| Son | A, lines on 21st birthday | [1812] |
| Advice to a | [1813] | |
| Best gift to, by parent | [1814] | |
| Conduct of, shames or praises his mother | [1815] | |
| His opinion of his father's ability | [1816] | |
| Love of home, a joy, etc. | [1817] | |
| Son-in-law | What gained or lost by | [1818] |
| Sorrow | Concealed, burns the heart | [1819] |
| Employment, best antidote for | [1820] | |
| How many manage to enjoy it | [1821] | |
| Knits hearts as no gold can | [1822] | |
| Ransom for offense | [1823] | |
| Wake not sleeping | [1825] | |
| Sorrows | All are bearable if | [1826] |
| Think of blessings and forget | [1827] | |
| Soul | Erring, leave to God | [1828] |
| Judge thine, as it must be judged | [1829] | |
| Where is home of | [1830] | |
| Speech | Avoid evil | [1831] |
| Gentle, and | [1832] | |
| Inaccurate, comes from loose thinking | [1833] | |
| Make not sharp, to lady | [1834] | |
| Too much, insipid and tedious | [1835] | |
| When becoming, to show boldness of | [1836] | |
| Spend | Less than thou | [1837] |
| Spendthrift | Slave of others | [1838] |
| Stanza | Story of a | [1839] |
| Stars | Candles in heaven's air | [1840] |
| Man little in presence of | [1841] | |
| The, govern men, but | [1842] | |
| Stomach | Empty, effect of, on wisdom | [1843] |
| Storm | Most violent, soonest over | [1844] |
| Stranger | Be gracious unto | [1845] |
| Pity the miseries of | [1846] | |
| The passing | [1847] | |
| Success | Age contented with mediocrity | [1848] |
| Dependent on zeal | [1849] | |
| How to succeed | [1850] | |
| Its worst use | [1851] | |
| Mediocrity succeeds best | [1852] | |
| Not always to most learned | [1853] | |
| Of men, not rich | [1854] | |
| Search for, and doubt not | [1855] | |
| Small, leads to great | [1856] | |
| Too dear when | [1857] | |
| Who sure of, never undertakes, etc. | [1858] | |
| Sufficiency | No one has a | [1859] |
| Who has, smiles at, etc. | [1860] | |
| Summer-day | The, endures not ever | [1861] |
| Sun | The glorious lamp of heaven | [1862] |
| The, when it shines, etc. | [1863] | |
| Sunday | Observe, bells of, as angel's music | [1864] |
| Why made the Sabbath | [1865] | |
| Superiors | The ways of, are generally | [1866] |
| Swimming | Easy when held up | [1867] |
| Sympathy | A golden key | [1868] |
| A good test of | [1869] | |
| Clasp of hands, oft reveals | [1870] | |
| Heavenly, greater than gold | [1871] | |
| The human heart sighs for | [1872] | |
| These two complain, but no one | [1873] | |
| System | A saver of time | [1874] |
| Tact | Shown in addressing at proper time | [1875] |
| Talent | World ready to receive | [1876] |
| Is something, but tact, is | [1877] | |
| Talk | All, shows no respect | [1878] |
| Spendthrift of the tongue | [1879] | |
| They always, who think not | [1880] | |
| Talker | Great, sometimes right | [1881] |
| The, sows, the listener | [1882] | |
| Talking | Name some, who talk too much | [1883] |
| A man of sense talks little | [1884] | |
| Tardiness | Rebuke of, by Washington | [1885] |
| Taste | Cost, takes away | [1886] |
| Teaching | Learning twice | [1887] |
| Tear | Nothing dies sooner than | [1888] |
| Tears | God counts a woman's | [1889] |
| Language strangled by | [1890] | |
| Silent effusions of sincere feelings | [1891] | |
| Sometimes have the | [1892] | |
| The diamonds of the eye | [1893] | |
| Tide working upward to the eye | [1894] | |
| Temper | Govern, or it will govern you | [1895] |
| Good, is like a | [1896] | |
| If you have a good | [1897] | |
| When one can afford to keep, or lose it | [1898] | |
| Temptations | All come to the idle | [1899] |
| Toil is a foil | [1900] | |
| Theatre | Opinion of, by some actors | [1901] |
| Theory | Worth less, than practice | [1902] |
| Things | All, that begin, end | [1903] |
| Little do, and big will come | [1904] | |
| Little, do not despise | [1905] | |
| Small, despise not | [1906] | |
| Thought | Rules the world | [1907] |
| The most important | [1908] | |
| Thoughts | First, not always the best | [1909] |
| In matters of conscience, etc., which best | [1910] | |
| Without evil, God's best gift | [1911] | |
| Thumb | It is said the, is stronger | [1912] |
| Thunder | Reason for liking to hear it | [1913] |
| Tickling | There is scarcely anyone | [1914] |
| Time | A great master | [1915] |
| Forgotten in conversation | [1916] | |
| Happy, passes quickly | [1917] | |
| Honor, while passing | [1918] | |
| How noiseless falls | [1919] | |
| Hour lost in the morning, etc. | [1920] | |
| Passes, like the | [1921] | |
| Spare moments, gold dust of | [1922] | |
| Unveils truth | [1923] | |
| Title | A peculiar way of acquiring | [1924] |
| Tobacco | What animals use | [1925] |
| To-day | Live, love and labor in | [1926] |
| To-morrow | Prepare for | [1927] |
| Whose is it? | [1928] | |
| Told | What cannot be | [1929] |
| Tongue | Better hold, than | [1930] |
| But one, though two eyes | [1931] | |
| Control it | [1932] | |
| Creates great mischief | [1933] | |
| Instrument of good or ill | [1934] | |
| Let mildness attend your | [1935] | |
| More necessary to guard than, etc. | [1936] | |
| Sin not with, life-long lesson | [1937] | |
| The, cuts like steel | [1938] | |
| Tool that grows keener by use | [1939] | |
| Tourist | Some too busy traveling, to see | [1940] |
| Trade | A good, seldom needs aid | [1941] |
| A useful, like gold | [1942] | |
| Conscience, etc., made wares of | [1943] | |
| Who has, may travel | [1944] | |
| Travel | Foreign, influence of | [1945] |
| How to make delightful | [1946] | |
| Johnson's advice about | [1947] | |
| Treasures | Hid in sand, instance of | [1948] |
| Tree | The beach's petition | [1949] |
| Like a, am I sheltering others? | [1950] | |
| Trials | The greater, the more glory to overcome | [1951] |
| Trouble | A satire upon | [1952] |
| Help those in,—instance | [1953] | |
| Troubles | Relieved by time | [1954] |
| To tell, lightens | [1955] | |
| Trust | Perfect, instance of | [1956] |
| Truth | Accustom children to speak it | [1957] |
| Always necessary, a lie, never | [1958] | |
| Contrasted with falsehood | [1959] | |
| Contrasted with vice | [1960] | |
| Dignity of, lost, how | [1961] | |
| Evil of not believing | [1962] | |
| Instance of existence of | [1963] | |
| I cannot tell how the | [1964] | |
| Like the sun, etc. | [1965] | |
| Love of, man's perfection | [1966] | |
| Often comes unsought | [1967] | |
| One, not made by many probabilities | [1968] | |
| Reward of, instance of | [1969] | |
| Say things that are true, rather than new | [1970] | |
| Seize upon it, wherever found | [1971] | |
| Suffer for, rather than gain by falsehood | [1972] | |
| Touching instance of, at sea | [1973] | |
| Who speaks it not, a traitor to it | [1974] | |
| Truthfulness | Reward of | [1975] |
| Twilight | Nature hath appointed | [1976] |
| Unexpected | The, often happens | [1977] |
| Unfinished | The, is | [1978] |
| Unfortunate | The, act as chill air on some | [1979] |
| The, speak gently to, instance | [1980] | |
| Who serves the, serves God | [1981] | |
| Unknown | The, often magnified | [1982] |
| Unreasonable | Things, never durable | [1983] |
| Unwritten | That alone belongs to thee | [1984] |
| Vicissitudes | But yesterday, the word of Caesar | [1985] |
| Village | I had rather be the | [1986] |
| Virtue | Act of, performed, conceal it | [1987] |
| If there's a | [1988] | |
| Virtues | In competition with interest | [1989] |
| Should characterize nobility | [1990] | |
| Voice | Mightier than strings, etc. | [1991] |
| Tone of, in speaking | [1992] | |
| Wages | Of palace and sweatshop | [1993] |
| Wants | Search not for them | [1994] |
| Source of | [1995] | |
| Who cannot provide for others | [1996] | |
| Washington | George, story of cherry tree | [1997] |
| Waste | Brings want | [1998] |
| Dollars played with in youth, etc. | [1999] | |
| What, Greek proverb | [2000] | |
| Water-cure | About three-fourths of the weight | [2001] |
| Wealth | A change it works | [2002] |
| Contrasted with competency | [2003] | |
| Golden roof breaks rest | [2004] | |
| Much on earth, little in heaven | [2005] | |
| Poor man's, what | [2006] | |
| Wealthy | Many a lout is | [2007] |
| Weeping | Some satisfaction to grief | [2008] |
| Welcome | Do not say, but show it | [2009] |
| Warm, best cheer | [2010] | |
| Who comes seldom, is | [2011] | |
| You are, as flowers in May | [2012] | |
| Well | Dig a, before you are | [2013] |
| Whittier | Humorous lines by | [2014] |
| Wicked | Who sows thorns, should wear shoes | [2015] |
| Wife | Advice to one | [2016] |
| A stubborn, is a | [2017] | |
| Advice to,—Shakespeare | [2018] | |
| Finds all joy in good husband | [2019] | |
| Fortitude of, etc. | [2020] | |
| Fortune in, and with | [2021] | |
| Good, acts according to husband's estate | [2022] | |
| Good one, a blessing; bad one, a curse | [2023] | |
| Have no friend more intimate | [2024] | |
| Her happiest knowledge, etc. | [2025] | |
| Instance of grief of one | [2026] | |
| Key of the house | [2027] | |
| Man's best or worst fortune | [2028] | |
| May lift or lower husband | [2029] | |
| When a man has secured a | [2030] | |
| Will | A ready, makes light feet | [2031] |
| Prompt, makes nimble legs | [2032] | |
| Where there is a | [2033] | |
| Wills | What you leave at death | [2034] |
| Wind | Among the trees | [2035] |
| God tempers to shorn lamb | [2036] | |
| Winter | Finds out what | [2037] |
| Wisdom | Safer to learn than to instruct in | [2038] |
| To know how to grow old | [2039] | |
| Youth, not era of | [2040] | |
| Wish | He who pursues | [2041] |
| Wishes | No avail without service | [2042] |
| Wishing | Worst of all employments | [2043] |
| Wit | Not found in beating the brain | [2044] |
| Witness | Eye, outweighs others | [2045] |
| Woe | None greater than, etc. | [2046] |
| Woes | By telling our | [2047] |
| Woman | Fashionable, loves whom | [2048] |
| Her heart's question | [2049] | |
| Her noblest station | [2050] | |
| Kindness in, not their | [2051] | |
| Love her, for what she tries to be | [2052] | |
| Manners, her ornament | [2053] | |
| Should refuse a lover, how | [2054] | |
| Soft voice, excellent in | [2055] | |
| Well dressed, when | [2056] | |
| When beautiful, but without principles, what | [2057] | |
| Who can stem her will | [2058] | |
| With only outward advantages, etc. | [2059] | |
| Women | Happiest, have no history | [2060] |
| Learn to manage them | [2061] | |
| Pretty, without religion, etc. | [2062] | |
| What we love, admire and shun in | [2063] | |
| Woods | Take to, if worn, etc. | [2064] |
| Word | Angry, darkens the day | [2065] |
| No, He hath spoken | [2066] | |
| Random, may soothe or wound | [2067] | |
| Spoken, not to be recalled | [2068] | |
| Unspoken, does no harm | [2069] | |
| Want of, effect sometimes | [2070] | |
| Words | Angry, ruin many | [2071] |
| An able man shows his spirit | [2072] | |
| Are but wind, but | [2073] | |
| Charming in friend's vocabulary | [2074] | |
| Fair, gladden many hearts | [2075] | |
| Man of few, a good listener | [2076] | |
| Hard, break hearts | [2077] | |
| If good wanted, speak not ill | [2078] | |
| Kind, music of the world | [2079] | |
| Kind, oases in life's desert | [2080] | |
| On wings of thought they go to heaven | [2082] | |
| Pictures of our thoughts | [2083] | |
| Rashly spoken, forgive | [2084] | |
| Some, cut like steel | [2085] | |
| Think before using | [2086] | |
| Thy, have darted hope | [2087] | |
| When cannot be recalled | [2088] | |
| Without acts, flowers without perfume | [2089] | |
| Written, contrasted with spoken | [2090] | |
| Written remain, avoid ill | [2091] | |
| Work | A good beginning is half the | [2092] |
| Art little? Do thy little well | [2093] | |
| Hard to wait for | [2094] | |
| Honest, be not ashamed of | [2095] | |
| If you do not in summer, starve in winter | [2096] | |
| Man known by his | [2097] | |
| One's, is the | [2098] | |
| Often tired in, but never of | [2099] | |
| Over-work is really worry or anxiety | [2100] | |
| Shows man his abilities | [2101] | |
| Take pleasure in your | [2102] | |
| World | Tent and life a dream | [2103] |
| Knowledge of, where acquired | [2104] | |
| Not made for us, a happy thought | [2105] | |
| Quarrel with, is with self | [2106] | |
| My theology is reduced to this | [2107] | |
| The, cares most for riches | [2108] | |
| To enjoy, be deaf, dumb and blind to follies of | [2109] | |
| Worship | Public, necessary to religion | [2110] |
| Wrath | Soft answer turneth away | [2111] |
| Wretched | Call not that man, who | [2112] |
| Wrinkles | A good life | [2113] |
| Writ | What is, is | [2114] |
| Writing | Nationality of handwriting | [2115] |
| Remains, speech passes away | [2116] | |
| Wrong | Avoidance of, helps the power to do right | [2117] |
| Remedy for, is to forget | [2118] | |
| Report of, pains | [2119] | |
| Yankee | Derivation of the word | [2120] |
| Yawn | Why does one, make another? | [2121] |
| Yesterday | Were bright, then may die to-day | [2122] |
| Thy, is past, thy to-day | [2123] | |
| Young | The, speak gently to | [2124] |
| Youth | Beauty and possibilities of | [2125] |
| Easy, makes hard old age | [2126] | |
| I approve of a | [2127] | |
| Judges in haste | [2128] | |
| Proper bride for | [2129] | |
| Riches for illusions | [2130] | |
| What it is | [2131] | |
| What youngsters think nowadays | [2132] | |
| Work in, brings repose to age | [2133] | |
| Zeal | Excessive, better than none | [2134] |
TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES
Pages 4, 6, and 436 are blank in the original.
Quotations 1824 and 2081 are missing in the original.
The following corrections have been made to the text:
Page 1: IN ALPHABETICAL[original has ALBHABETICAL] ORDER
Page 15 (#55): Do you seek Alcides'[original has Alcide's] equal?
Page 17 (#64): Phaedrus.[original has Phoedrus.].
Page 20 (#81): "'[single quote missing in original]This horse is not my brother!'[original has double quote]