Swimming For His Life, A Man Does

A Rational Reaction Against Irrational Excesses And Vagaries Of Skepticism May * * * Readily Degenerate Into The Rival Folly Of Credulity.

The Ravages Of Drink Are Greater Than Those Of War Pestilence And Famine Combined.

Swimming For His Life, A Man Does Not See Much Of The Country Through Which The River Winds.

Nothing More Surely Cultivates And Embellishes A Man Than Association With Refined And Virtuous Women.

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.