No One Is Loved As Much As

I Am Convinced, The Longer I Live, That Life & Its Blessings Are Not So Entirely Unjustly Distributed, Are [as] When We Are Suffering Greatly, We Are Inclined To Suppose.

Mr. Lincoln's Maxim And Philosophy Were: 'what Is To Be, Will Be, And No Prayers Of Ours Can Arrest The Decree.' He Never Joined Any Church. He Was A Religious Man Always, I Think, But Was Not A Technical Christian.

My Husband Is Not A Christian But Is A Religious Man, I Think.

In Grief, Words Are A Poor Consolation - Silence And Agonizing Tears Are All That Is Left The Sufferer.

Others Live On In A Careless And Lukewarm State - Not Appearing To Fill Longfellow's Measure: 'into Each Life, Some Rain Must Fall.'