Ignorance Breeds Monsters To Fill

To Know The Machine One Must Know Where Each Part Belongs, And What Its Office Is.

The Earth Flourishes, Or Is Overrun With Noxious Weeds And Brambles, As We Apply Or Withhold The Cultivating Hand. So Fares It With The Intellectual System Of Man.

In Such A World As Ours The Idle Man Is Not So Much A Biped As A Bivalve; And The Wealth Which Breeds Idleness, Of Which The English Peerage Is An Example, And Of Which We Are Beginning To Abound In Specimens In This Country, Is Only A Sort Of Human Oyster Bed, Where Heirs And Heiresses Are Planted, To Spend A Contemptible Life Of Slothfulness In Growing Plump And Succulent For The Grave-worms' Banquet.

Every Nerve That Can Thrill With Pleasure, Can Also Agonize With Pain.

Superiority To Circumstances Is One Of The Most Prominent Characteristics Of Great Men.