Grief Is Not In The Nature Of

It Is A Strong Proof Of Men Knowing Most Things Before Birth, That When Mere Children They Grasp Innumerable Facts With Such Speed As To Show That They Are Not Then Taking Them In For The First Time, But Are Remembering And Recalling Them.

Superstition Is An Unreasoning Fear Of God.

No Tempest Or Conflagration, However Great, Is Harder To Quell Than Mob Carried Away By The Novelty Of Power.

The Life Of The Dead Consists In The Recollection Cherished Of Them By The Living.

Few Are Those Who Wish To Be Endowed With Virtue Rather Than To Seem So.