Good Impulses Are Naught, Unless They Become

Words, Like Glass, Obscure When They Do Not Aid Vision.

He Who Has Imagination Without Learning Has Wings But No Feet. [fr., Celui Qui A De L'imagination Sans Erudition A Des Ailes, Et N'a Pas De Pieds.]

Those Who Never Retract Their Opinions Love Themselves More Than They Love The Truth.

A Man Who Shows No Defect Is A Fool Or A Hypocrite, Whom We Should Mistrust. There Are Defects So Bound To Fine Qualities That They Announce Them,--defects Which It Is Well Not To Correct.

To The Liberal Ideas Of The Age Must Be Opposed The Moral Ideas Of All Ages.