The Finest Fruit Earth Holds Up To

In The Moral World There Is Nothing Impossible If We Can Bring A Thorough Will To It. Man Can Do Everything With Himself, But He Must Not Attempt To Do Too Much With Others.

All Situations In Which The Interrelationships Between Extremes Are Involved Are The Most Interesting And Instructive.

Natural Objects Themselves, Even When They Make No Claim To Beauty, Excite The Feelings, And Occupy The Imagination. Nature Pleases, Attracts, Delights, Merely Because It Is Nature. We Recognize In It An Infinite Power.

Work Is As Much A Necessity To Man As Eating And Sleeping. Even Those Who Do Nothing That Can Be Called Work Still Imagine They Are Doing Something. The World Has Not A Man Who Is An Idler In His Own Eyes.

Death Is But A Word To Us. One's Own Experience Alone Can Teach Us The Real Meaning Of The Word. The Sight Of The Dying Does Little. What One Sees Of Them Is Merely What Precedes Death: Dull Unconsciousness Is All We See. Whether This Be So,--how And When The Spirit Wakes To Life Again,--this Is What All Wish To Know, And What Never Can Be Known Until It Is Experienced.