Life Has A Higher End, Than To

An Earnest Purpose Finds Time, Or Makes It. It Seizes On Spare Moments, And Turns Fragments To Golden Account.

The Spirit Of Liberty Is Not Merely, As Multitudes Imagine, A Jealousy Of Our Own Particular Rights, But A Respect For The Rights Of Others, And An Unwillingness That Any Man, Whether High Or Low, Should Be Wronged And Trampled Under Foot.

All That We Do Outwardly Is But The Expression And Completion Of Our Inward Thought. To Work Effectively, We Must Think Clearly; To Act Nobly, We Must Think Nobly.

The Miracles Of Christ Were Studiously Performed In The Most Unostentatious Way. He Seemed Anxious To Veil His Majesty Under The Love With Which They Were Wrought.

A Man May Quarrel With Himself Alone; That Is, By Controverting His Better Instincts And Knowledge When Brought Face To Face With Temptation.