He Knows Himself, And All That's In

Praise When Merited Is Not A Boon: Yet To A Generous Nature, Is It Pleasant To Utter It.

A Thing May Be Incredible And Still Be True; Sometimes It Is Incredible Because It Is True.

Ignorance Is The Father Of All Fear.

The Grand Points In Human Nature Are The Same To-day They Were A Thousand Years Ago. The Only Variability In Them Is In Expression, Not In Feature.

Benevolent Desires, After Passing A Certain Point, Can Not Undertake Their Own Fulfillment Without Incurring The Risk Of Evils Beyond Those Sought To Be Remedied.