Wealth And Want Equally Harden The Human

Man Is The Highest Product Of His Own History. The Discoverer Finds Nothing So Grand Or Tall As Himself, Nothing So Valuable To Him. The Greatest Star Is At The Small End, Of The Telescope,--the Star That Is Looking, Not Looked After Nor Looked At.

Want And Wealth Equally Harden The Human Heart, As Frost And Fire Are Both Alien To The Human Flesh. Famine And Gluttony Alike Drive Away Nature From The Heart Of Man.

The Union Of Men In Large Masses Is Indispensable To The Development And Rapid Growth Of The Higher Faculties Of Men. Cities Have Always Been The Fireplaces Of Civilization Whence Light And Heat Radiated Out Into The Dark Cold World.

Nature Is God's Old Testament.

I Ask No Risen Dust To Teach Me Immortality; I Am Conscious Of Eternal Life.