What chance had the young girl, Grace Darling, to distinguish herself, living on those barren lighthouse rocks alone with her aged parents?
But while her brothers and sisters, who moved to the cities to win wealth and fame, are not known to the world, she became more famous than a princess.
This poor girl did not need to go to London to see the nobility; they came to the lighthouse to see her.

Right at home she had won fame which the regal heirs might envy, and a name which will never perish from the earth.

She did not wander away into dreamy distance for fame and fortune, but did her best where duty had placed her.
If you want to get rich, study yourself and your own wants.

You will find that millions have the same wants.

The safest business is always connected with man's prime necessities.