Our Sense Of Duty Must Often Wait

I Wish Always To Be Quoted As George Eliot.

The Years Seem To Rush By Now, And I Think Of Death As A Fast Approaching End Of A Journey-double And Treble Reason For Loving As Well As Working While It Is Day.

The Saints Were Cowards Who Stood By To See Christ Crucified: They Should Have Flung Themselves Upon The Roman Spears, And Died In Vain-- The Grandest Death, To Die In Vain--for Love Greater Than Sways The Forces Of The World!

Uncomfortable Thoughts Must Be Got Rid Of By Good Intentions For The Future.

The Intensest Form Of Hatred Is That Rooted In Fear.