Amid The Sufferings Of Life On Earth,

War Should Neither Be Feared Nor Provoked.

There Is, To Be Sure, No Evil Without Something Good.

Why Do We Believe That In All Matters The Odd Numbers Are More Powerful?

Men Are Most Apt To Believe What They Least Understand; And Through The Lust Of Human Wit Obscure Things Are More Easily Credited.

Grief Has Limits, Whereas Apprehension Has None. For We Grieve Only For What We Know Has Happened, But We Fear All That Possibly May Happen.