Fifteen Great Mistakes

It is a great ïmstakc to set up our owu standard of riglit and wrong, and judgo people aceordingly. It is a great mistake to nioasure thu enjoyments ot' others by our own ; to expoct unit'ormity of opiilion in this world ; to look i'or judgmont and experieneo in youth ; to endoavor to mould all dispositions aliku ; ïiot to yield in iuimaterial trirles ; to look for perfection in our own aetions ; to worry ourselvos and otbeis with what cannot bo remdied; not to allevite all that neods atleviatioo as iar as lies in our power ; not t inake allowaneo i'or tlm inliruiitii 's óf otlicrs ; tii cousktor eyerytíiing IinpDBfiiWe wfaioh we cannot porform ; to buliovo only what our finite niinds grasp ; to expoct to be able to understand cverything. Tho greatest of all mistakus is to livo only for time, when any moment raay launuli us into e oinity.