Earthworms Are The Intenstines Of The Soil.

The Sun, Moving As It Does, Sets Up Processes Of Change And Becoming And Decay, And By Its Agency The Finest And Sweetest Water Is Every Day Carried Up And Is Dissolved Into Vapour And Rises To The Upper Region, Where It Is Condensed Again By The Cold And So Returns To The Earth. This, As We Have Said Before, Is The Regular Course Of Nature.

He Who Is To Be A Good Ruler Must Have First Been Ruled.

All Teaching And All Intellectual Learning Come About From Already Existing Knowledge.

The Brave Man, If He Be Compared With The Coward, Seems Foolhardy; And, If With The Foolhardy Man, Seems A Coward.

Moral Qualities Are So Constituted As To Be Destroyed By Excess And By Deficiency . . .