A Father to his son. A Letter to an Undergraduate Upon his Entering College Quotes

“I would not have you think me regretful, or melancholy. Life has been good to me—and every age has its gifts for the man who is willing to work for them and use them temperately. And nothing is more ungraceful, more ludicrous, than the spectacle of one who attempts to linger over the pleasures of an age he had outlived, and ignore the advantages of his own time of life.”
― John D. Swain, A Father to his son. A Letter to an Undergraduate Upon his Entering College