Page 154 - 1901 Pinakidia

]li"IOK~. "Our thoughts and our conduct are our 011n.··
~!rss PKIO'. "Shespeaks,lx:haYesan<lactsjustas~heoul-{ht'
~!OK<·'" . " For a back·woodsman, uncommon in tell ig•·nt."
"Oh, what nuu1 may within hin1 hide.
Tho' angel on tht: outer side.'
1'.\I,,II;K. "You lo1·e to tiukling tuue your ft:et to fliug"
"Ilast thy toil
0 t:r books cousunu.:d the midnight oil ?"
\\' 1n:11, B. "The universe is not quite complete without my work wt:ll done."
" .\ chip from the old block."
\VAl"<; II, 1!. •• I never feel sorry for conceited people. for they carry their comfort about with them.''
· • \\'ith the help of a surgeon he might rec<ll·er and prove an ass.''
IIEI\!Bt'JH:~:K "I would that my ton~-,rue could litter
The thoughts that arise i11 me.· ·
" I have eaten as mauy corncakes (biscuits)
As Sampson slew l'hilistine~-yes, and
\\'ith the same instrumeut.' ~
N11.so-.;. '' lie has eaten mt: out of house and home."
"A man ofunboundt:d ,;tomach."
MISS \\' .\ K K 1•::<.
'· Deed~. uot words. "
\\'II.S<>:oi, \\'. " The gra1·ity and stillness of thy youth the whole world hath noted ."
\V11.So:<i, K .
:\!ISS FI:oiiY\'. "Then she will talk, good gods, how she will talk."
'' I would that my horse had the speed of her tongue ''
BoK<:ER, J. "Circumstances alter cases."
"A gentle, gracious boy U
Full of all gentleness,
Of sweet and quiet jov.''