Seek For Duty, And Happiness Will Follow

We Weep Over The Graves Of Infants And The Little Ones Taken From Us By Death; But An Early Grave May Be The Shortest Way To Heaven.

Whoever In Prayer Can Say, 'our Father', Acknowledges And Should Feel The Brotherhood Of The Whole Race Of Mankind.

There Is Often As Much Independence In Not Being Led As In Not Being Driven.

The Leaves Do Not Change Color From The Blighting Touch Of The Frost, But From The Process Of Natural Decay. They Fall When The Fruit Has Been Ripened And Their Work Is Done. And Their Splendid Change Of Coloring Is But Their Graceful And Beautiful Surrender Of Life, When They Have Finished Their Summer Offering Of Service To God And Man.

Where Duty Is Plain Delay Is Both Foolish And Hazardous; Where It Is Not, Delay May Be Both Wisdom And Safety.