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Philosophy Is A Proud, Sullen Detector Of The Poverty And Misery Of Man. It May Turn Him From The World With A Proud, Sturdy Contempt; But It Cannot Come Forward And Say, Here Are Rest, Grace, Pardon, Peace, Strength, And Consolation.

Wisdom Prepares For The Worst, But Folly Leaves The Worst For The Day When It Comes.

An Idle Man Has A Constant Tendency To Torpidity. He Has Adopted The Indian Maxim That It Is Better To Walk Than To Run, And Better To Stand Than To Walk, And Better To Sit Than To Stand, And Better To Lie Than To Sit. He Hugs Himself Into The Notion, That God Calls Him To Be Quiet.

The World Looks At Ministers Out Of The Pulpit To Know That They Mean In It.

Method Is The Very Hinge Of Business, And There Is No Method Without Punctuality.