The Duty Of Labor Is

Temperance Is Corporeal Piety; It Is The Preservation Of Divine Order In The Body.

The Miraculous Revelation Of The Old Testament And The New, The Miracles Of Famous Men, Jews, Gentiles, Or Christians, — Then Franklin Had No Religion At All; And It Would Be An Insult To Say That He Believed In The Popular Theology Of His Time, Or Of Ours, For I Find Not A Line From His Pen Indicating Any Such Belief.

There Is No Intercessor, Angel, Mediator, Between Man And God; For Man Can Speak And God Hear, Each For Himself. He Requires No Advocates To Plead For Men.

In All The World There Is Nothing So Remarkable As A Great Man, Nothing So Rare, Nothing Which So Well Repays Study.

The Coat Of The Buffalo Never Pinches Under The Arm, Never Puckers At The Shoulders; It Is Always The Same, Yet Never Old Fashioned Nor Out Of Date.