He that eats longest lives longest. 505 Half of what we eat is sufficient to enable us to live, and the other half that we eat enables the doctors to live. --_Dr. Osler._ 506 Economy is the easy chair of old age. 507 He that will not economize may some day have to agonize. --_Confucius._ 508 Economy is no disgrace; it is better living on a little, than living beyond your means. 509 In abundance prepare for scarcity. --_Mencius._ 510 Lay up something for a rainy day; it may be needed some day. 511 Economy is something like a savings-bank, into which we drop pennies and get dollars in return. --_H. W. Shaw._ 512 Take care to be an economist in prosperity: there is no fear of your being one in adversity. --_Zimmerman._ 513 For age and want, save while you may, No morning sun lasts a whole day. 514 Economy is too late at the bottom of the purse. 515 Spend not when you must save, Spare not when you must spend. --_Italian._ 516 Every man must educate himself. His books and teacher are but helps; the work is his. --_Webster._ 516a Scottish Education. "A boy was compelled by the poverty of his parents to leave school and take temporary work as an assistant to Lady Abercombie's gardener. When his services were no longer required, the lady gave him a guinea and said, 'Well, Jack, how are you going to spend your guinea?' 'Oh my lady,' he replied, 'I've just made up my mind to tak' a quarter o' Greek, for I hadna got beyond Latin when I left school." --_Dr. J. Herr._ 517 Nearly all things are difficult before they are easy. --_From the French._ 518 There is as much eloquence in the tone of voice, in the eyes, and in the air of a speaker, as in his choice of words. --_Rochefoucauld._ 519 EXTERNAL SIGNS OF EMOTIONS AND PASSIONS.