When One Has Too Great

Our Worries Always Come From Our Weaknesses.

The Passions Should Be Purged; All May Become Innocent If They Are Well Directed And Moderated. Even Hatred Maybe A Commendable Feeling When It Is Caused By A Lively Love Of Good. Whatever Makes The Passions Pure, Makes Them Stronger, More Durable, And More Enjoyable.

Which Is More Misshapen,--religion Without Virtue, Or Virtue Without Religion?

Without The Spiritual World The Material World Is A Disheartening Enigma.

The True Character Of Epistolary Style Is Playfulness And Urbanity.