The danger lies not in the big ears of little pitchers, but in the large mouths. Ethel Mumford More Quotes by Ethel Mumford More Quotes From Ethel Mumford Busy people are never busybodies. Ethel Mumford busy inspirational people The doors of Opportunity are marked 'Push' and 'Pull'. Ethel Mumford opportunity doors The Doctor's Motto: Have patients. Ethel Mumford motto doctors patient The wages of Gin is Debt. Ethel Mumford debt wages drinking Absinthe makes the heart grow fonder. Ethel Mumford absinthe drinking heart Imagination makes cowards of us all. Ethel Mumford coward imagination The self-made man is often proud of a poor job. Ethel Mumford pride jobs men Life Insurance Motto - Robbing the widows early and orphan. Ethel Mumford widows orphan motto Where there is a will there's a law suit. Ethel Mumford wit suits law Contentment: The smother of invention. Ethel Mumford invention contentment design The worst thing about cynicism is its truth. Ethel Mumford worst-things worst cynicism An ounce of convention is worth a pound of explanation. Ethel Mumford conventions explanation pounds The greatest possession is Self-possession. Ethel Mumford confidence possession self Those who 'cursed the day they were born' must have been infant prodigies. Ethel Mumford prodigies infant born Economy is the thief of time. Ethel Mumford thieves economy one-day Knowledge is power, if you know it about the right person. Ethel Mumford persons memorable knowledge Better a live doggerel than a dead sonnet. Ethel Mumford sonnet God gives us relatives; thank God we can choose our friends. Ethel Mumford It is not a secret if too many people are aware of it. Ethel Mumford
