Lenity Has Almost Always Wisdom And Justice

A True Religious Instinct Never Deprived Man Of One Single Joy; Mournful Faces And A Sombre Aspect Are The Conventional Affectations Of The Weak-minded.

Few Things In This World More Trouble People Than Poverty, Or The Fear Of Poverty; And, Indeed, It Is A Sore Affliction; But, Like All Other Ills That Flesh Is Heir To, It Has Its Antidote, Its Reliable Remedy. The Judicious Application Of Industry, Prudence And Temperance Is A Certain Cure.

It Is A Glorious Occupation, Vivifying And Self-sustaining In Its Nature, To Struggle With Ignorance, And Discover To The Inquiring Minds Of The Masses The Clear Cerulean Blue Of Heavenly Truth.

It Is The Goodly Outside That Sin Puts On Which Tempteth To Destruction. It Has Been Said That Sin Is Like The Bee, With Honey In Its Mouth, But A Sting In Its Tail.

Energy, Like The Biblical Grain Of The Mustard-seed, Will Remove Mountains.