A Man In The Wrong

If A Man Can Write A Better Book, Preach A Better Sermon, Or Make A Better Mousetrap Than His Neighbor, Though He Build His House In The Woods, The World Will Make A Beaten Path To His Door.

Books Take Their Place According To Their Specific Gravity As Surely As Potatoes In A Tub.

A Good Indignation Brings Out All One's Powers.

Meek Young Men Grow Up In Colleges And Believe It Is Their Duty To Accept The Views Which Books Have Given, And Grow Up Slaves.

Money Often Costs Too Much, And Power And Pleasure Are Not Cheap.