See Only That Thou Work

Poverty, Frost, Famine, Rain, Disease, Are The Beadles And Guardsmen That Hold Us To Common Sense.

The Moral Sense Is Always Supported By The Permanent Interest Of The Parties. Else, I Know Not How, In Our World, Any Good Would Ever Get Done.

Whatever We Think And Say Is Wonderfully Better For Our Spirits And Trust In Another Mouth.

The Fox Has Many Tricks. The Hedgehog Has But One. But That Is The Best Of All.

An Individual Man Is A Fruit Which It Cost All The Foregoing Ages To Form And Ripen. He Is Strong, Not To Do, But To Live; Not In His Arms, But In His Heart; Not As An Agent, But As A Fact.