A Coward's Courage Is In His Tongue.

Men Have No Right To What Is Not Reasonable, And To What Is Not For Their Benefit.

Prejudice Renders A Man's Virtue His Habit, And A Series Of Unconnected Arts. Though Just Prejudice, His Duty Becomes A Part Of His Nature.

He That Borrows The Aid Of An Equal Understanding Doubles His Own; He That Uses That Of A Superior Elevates His Own To The Stature Of That He Contemplates.

No Passion So Effectually Robs The Mind Of All Its Powers Of Acting And Reasoning As Fear.

One That Confounds Good And Evil Is An Enemy To Good.