Fear Is The Parent Of Cruelty.

Morality, When Vigorously Alive, Sees Farther Than Intellect, And Provides Unconsciously For Intellectual Difficulties.

Minds Vary In Sensitiveness And In Self-power, As Bodies Do In Susceptibility Of Attraction And Repulsion. When, When Shall We Learn That They Are Governed By Laws As Inexorable As Physical Laws, And That A Man Can As Easily Refuse To Obey What Has Power Over Him As A Steel Atom Can Resist The Magnet?

Carelessness Is Inexcusable, And Merits The Inevitable Sequence.

Women's Eyes Are Rapid In Detecting A Heart Which Is Ill At Ease With Itself, And, Knowing The Value Of Sympathy, And Finding Their Own Greatest Happiness Not In Receiving It, But In Giving It, With Them To Be Unhappy Is At Once To Be Interesting.

To Deny The Freedom Of The Will Is To Make Morality Impossible.