THE references designate the numbers of the quotations.
Abilities, the limits of our, 2.
Ability, to conceal one's, 5.
to have more ambition than, 104.
A-borrowing goes a-sorrowing, 588.
Abroad, saint, and a devil, 4038.
Absence, conspicuous by its, 10.
I dote on his very, 11.
is not of matter, 9.
Accident, the, of an accident, 4089.
Accidents, chapter of, 13.
rule men, 760.
Accusations, man's, of himself, 4951.
Ace, most coldest that ever turned
up, 1960.
Acquaintance, decrease it upon
better, 3503.
liberty of choosing one's, 15.
Act on interest, 4485.
no, is safe that does not, 33.
Acting, finest achievements in the
Adulation is not of more service to,
1568.
Advantage, social and political, is
opportunity, 3900.
Adversaries, better to make friends
than, of a, 1717.
Adversity, in, only the virtuous can
entertain hope, 2537.
no education like, 59.
Advertisements, art in writing, 63.
in a newspaper are, 64.
Advice, before giving, 65.
but we mean approbation, 68.
can never be very grateful. 75.
give, cannot give the wisdom, 77.
giving, 70.
may give, but we, 72.
of a fool for once happen to be
good, 1602.
that is wanted is, 74.
to a self-conceited man, 78.
vanity, the apparent motive of, 76.
Affectation, contempt the punish.
ment of, 83.
necessary to the mind, 82.
Affection, founded upon virtue, 86.
silence, the gratitude of, 5010.
Affections are our life, 84.
Affliction may one day smile, 5168.
teacheth wicked to pray, pros
perity, 4427.
Afflictions, other people's, 949.
Afternoon, multitude call the, 87.
Age is a tyrant, 3862.
is in, the wit is out, 3866.
looks on the happiness of
youth, 2542.
Aims, laboring toward distant, 116.
All, are, things to all men, 545.
Almighty, the, Dollar, 3613.
Alone, better to be, than, 4748.
him that is never, 5130.
never less, than, 5128.
never, that are accompanied, 805.
no man lives happily, 801.
Ambition, a proud covetousness, 93.
avarice on stilts and masked, 111.
can creep, 91.
cured of, by ambition, 109.
does not see the earth, 110.
enduring from youth to age, 90.
fame, the sovereign, proud, 1513.
generosity is often disguised, 114.
happy at home the, result of, 2491.
has no rest, 95.
in cruel and savage bosoms, 100.
is, more heroic, than avarice, 103.
is often the parent of virtues, 118.
is, proportioned to capacity, 107.
overtaken by calamity, 96.
satisfies, 101.
the avarice of power, 98.
the greatest fomenter of envy,
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