Men Will Die Upon Dogma But Will

To Discover And To Teach Are Distinct Functions; They Are Also Distinct Gifts, And Are Not Commonly Found United In The Same Person.

I Will Trust Him. Whatever, Wherever I Am, I Can Never Be Thrown Away. If I Am In Sickness, My Sickness May Serve Him; In Perplexity, My Perplexity May Serve Him; If I Am In Sorrow, My Sorrow May Serve Him. My Sickness, Or Perplexity, Or Sorrow May Be Necessary Causes Of Some Great End, Which Is Quite Beyond Us. He Does Nothing In Vain.

When Men Understand What Each Other Mean, They See, For The Most Part, That Controversy Is Either Superfluous Or Hopeless

Nothing Is More Common Than For Men To Think That Because They Are Familiar With Words They Understand The Ideas They Stand For.

Go Down Again - I Dwell Among The People.