“Dr. Jeggon, Bennet College master,
Broke the scholars’ heads, and gave the walls a plaster.”
The doctor, perusing the paper, wrote underneath, extempore:—
“Knew I but the wag that writ these verses in bravery,
I’d commend him for his wit, but whip him for his knavery.”
SENTENCES
Worthy to be got by Heart.
As you cannot overtake time, the best way is to be always a few minutes before him.
Whatever your situation in life may be, lay down your plan of conduct for the day. The half hours will glide smoothly on, without crossing or jostling each other.
When you set about a good work, do not rest till you have completed it.
In the morning, think on what you are to do in the day, and at night, think on what you have done.
Religion is the best armour, but the worst cloak.