When The Heart Is Right,

One Never Really Knows How Much One Has Been Touched By A Place Until One Has Left It.

I Have Wished To See Chemistry Applied To Domestic Objects, To Malting, For Instance, Brewing, Making Cider, To Fermentation And Distillation Generally, To The Making Of Bread, Butter, Cheese, Soap, To The Incubation Of Eggs, &c.

Political Interest [can] Never Be Separated In The Long Run From Moral Right.

The Qualifications For Self-government In Society Are Not Innate. They Are The Result Of Habit And Long Training.

Perfection In Wisdom, As Well As In Integrity, Is Neither Required Nor Expected In These Agents (public Servants). It Belongs Not To Man. The Wise Know Too Well Their Weaknesses To Assume Infallibility; And He Who Knows Most, Knows Best How Little He Knows.