#9. “To live well is a glory, to die well is a bliss.”
#10. “A wise care of the health in youth is the best assurance of a long life, as an early attention to religion is the foundation of an immortal existence.”
#11. “That man live the longest who does the most good.”
#12. “He brings the most happiness to himself who does most to promote the happiness of others.”
#13. “In one’s last sickness, there is no solid enjoyment except in the consolations of the Christian religion.”
#14. “The most healthful form of exercise is that which involves exhilarating out-door activities.”
#15. “The youth becomes a man, the very day he begins to feel uneasy at the idea of being dependent on another.”
#16. “That old man! What disappointments he has encountered in his long journey, what bright hopes blasted, what sorrows felt, what agonies endured, how many loved ones he has covered up in the grave. And that old woman too! Husband dead, children all buried or far away, life’s flowers faded, the friends of her youth no more, and she waiting to go soon. Ought we ever miss an opportunity of showing attention to the aged, of proffering a kindness, or lighting up a smile, by a courteous act or a friendly deed?”