All History . . . Is An

With Stupidity And Sound Digestion, Man May Front Much.

Let Him Who Would Move And Convince Others, Be First Moved And Convinced Himself.

Nine-tenths Of The Miseries And Vices Of Mankind Proceed From Idleness.

Man's Unhappiness, As I Construe, Comes Of His Greatness; It Is Because There Is An Infinite In Him, With Which All His Cunning He Cannot Quite Bury Under The Finite... Try Him With Half Of A Universe, Of An Omnipotence, He Sets To Quarreling With The Proprietor Of The Other Half, And Declares Himself The Most Maltreated Of Men. Always There Is A Black Spot In Our Sunshine: It Is Even, As I Said, The Shadow Of Ourselves.

Just In The Ratio Knowledge Increases, Faith Decreases.