One Example Is Worth A Thousand Arguments.

There Is A Limit To The Work That Can Be Got Out Of A Human Body Or A Human Brain, And He Is A Wise Man Who Wastes No Energy On Pursuits For Which He Is Not Fitted; And He Is Still Wiser Who, From Among The Things That He Can Do Well, Chooses And Resolut

A Rational Reaction Against The Irrational Excesses And Vagaries Of Scepticism May, I Admit, Readily Degenerate Into The Rival Folly Of Credulity. To Be Engaged In Opposing Wrong Affords, Under The Conditions Of Our Mental Constitution, But A Slender Guarantee For Being Right.

There Should Be A Sympathy With Freedom, A Desire To Give It Scope, Founded Not Upon Visionary Ideas, But Upon The Long Experience Of Many Generations Within The Shores Of This Happy Isle, That In Freedom You Lay The Firmest Foundations Both Of Loyalty And Order.

Be Inspired With The Belief That Life Is A Great And Noble Calling; Not A Mean And Groveling Thing That We Are To Shuffle Through As We Can, But An Elevated And Lofty Destiny.

It Is Difficult To See Anything But Infatuation In The Destructive Temperament Which Leads To The Action ... That Each Of Us Is To Rejoice That Our Several Units Are To Be Distinguished At Death Into Countless Millions Of Organisms; For Such, It Seems, Is The Latest Revelation Delivered From The Fragile Tripod Of A Modern Delphi.