There Is An Ugly Kind

Books Are The Windows Through Which The Soul Looks Out.

There Is No Such Thing As Preaching Patience Into People, Unless The Sermon Is So Long That They Have To Practice It While They Hear. No Man Can Learn Patience Except By Going Out Into The Hurlyburly World, And Taking Life Just As It Blows. Patience Is But Lying To, And Riding Out The Gale.

Heaven Answers With Us The Same Purpose That The Tuning-fork Does With Musicians. Our Affections, The Whole Orchestra Of Them, Are Apt To Get Below The Concert-pitch; And We Take Heaven To Tune Our Hearts By.

The Most Miserable Pettifogging In The World Is That Of A Man In The Court Of His Own Consciences.

Reading Is A Dissuasion From Immorality. Reading Stands In The Place Of Company.