The Long Habit Of Living Indisposeth Us

Charity But How Shall We Expect Charity Towards Others, When We Are Uncharitable To Ourselves? Charity Begins At Home, Is The Voice Of The World; Yet Is Every Man His Greatest Enemy, And, As It Were, His Own Executioner.

Forcible Ways Make Not An End Of Evil, But Leave Hatred And Malice Behind Them.

God Hath Varied The Inclinations Of Men According To The Variety Of Actions To Be Performed.

Suicide Is Not To Fear Death, But Yet To Be Afraid Of Life. It Is A Brave Act Of Valour To Contemn Death; But When Life Is More Terrible Than Death, It Is Then The Truest Valour To Dare To Live; And Herein Religion Hath Taught Us A Noble Example, For All The Valiant Acts Of Curtius, Scarvola, Or Codrus, Do Not Parallel Or Match That One Of Job.

Death Hath A Thousand Doors To Let Out Life. I Shall Find One.