True Repentance Always Involves Reform.

No Outward Change Need Trouble Him Who Is Inwardly Serene.

Prosperity Seems To Be Scarcely Safe, Unless It Be Mixed With A Little Adversity.

It Is The Goodly Outside That Sin Puts On Which Tempteth To Destruction. It Has Been Said That Sin Is Like The Bee, With Honey In Its Mouth, But A Sting In Its Tail.

Folly Is Like The Growth Of Weeds, Always Luxurious And Spontaneous; Wisdom, Like Flowers, Requires Cultivation.

A Chaste And Lucid Style Is Indicative Of The Same Personal Traits In The Author.