Doubt Is The Vestibule Of Faith.

The Plainest Man Who Pays Attention To Women, Will Sometimes Succeed As Well As The Handsomest Man Who Does Not.

In Civil Jurisprudence It Too Often Happens That There Is So Much Law, That There Is No Room For Justice, And That The Claimant Expires Of Wrong In The Midst Of Right, As Mariners Die Of Thirst In The Midst Of Water.

Most Of Our Misfortunes Are More Supportable Than The Comments Of Our Friends Upon Them.

The Good Opinion Of Our Fellow Men Is The Strongest, Though Not The Purest Motive To Virtue.

Men Will Wrangle For Religion, Write For It, Fight For It, Die For It; Anything But Live For It.