A Man Must Thank His Defects, And

The Private Life Of One Man Shall Be A More Illustrious Monarchy,--more Formidable To Its Enemy, More Sweet And Serene In Its Influence To Its Friend, Than Any Kingdom In History. For A Man, Rightly Viewed, Comprehendeth The Particular Natures Of All Men.

The First Lesson Of History Is That Evil Is Good.

The Highest Revelation Is That God Is In Every Man.

Most Of The Classical Citations You Shall Hear Or Read In The Current Journals Or Speeches Were Not Drawn From The Originals, But From Previous Quotations In English Books.

Wit Makes Its Own Welcome, And Levels All Distinctions.