Speech Is Great, But Silence Is Greater.

Doubt, Of Whatever Kind, Can Be Ended By Action Alone.

Terror Itself, When Once Grown Transcendental, Becomes A Kind Of Courage; As Frost Sufficiently Intense, According To The Poet Milton, Will Burn.

Habit Is The Deepest Law Of Human Nature

A Man--be The Heavens Ever Praised!--is Sufficient For Himself.

So Much Of Truth, Only Under An Ancient Obsolete Vesture, But The Spirit Of It Still True, Do I Find In The Paganism Of Old Nations. Nature Is Still Divine, The Revelation Of The Workings Of God; The Hero Is Still Worshipable: This, Under Poor Cramped Incipient Forms, Is What All Pagan Religions Have Struggled, As They Could, To Set Forth.