Grew suddenly in Heaven, and darked the sun
Over the fighters’ heads.—M. Arnold.
10. Discipline, no less than concentration, is a cure for a weak will.—J. F. Clarke.
11. But not only is its own population the vastest in the world; a large population is poured into it every morning by railway and by steamer from all parts of England and from every continent and country on the globe.
12. We are on the eve of a great political crisis, if not of political change.—Ruskin.
13. It is injurious to the mind as well as to the body to be always in one place, and always surrounded by the same circumstances.—Jefferies.
14.
Let us do our work as well,
Both the unseen and the seen.—Longfellow.
15. I recall him in the attitude of the Colossus of Rhodes, standing full before a generous wood fire, not facing it but quite the contrary.—Holmes.