Temperance Is Corporeal Piety; It Is The

Cities Have Always Been The Fireplaces Of Civilization, Whence Light And Heat Radiated Out Into The Dark.

Yet, If He Would, Man Cannot Live All To This World. If Not Religious, He Will Be Superstitious. If He Worship Not The True God, He Will Have His Idols.

He Prays Best Who, Not Asking God To Do Man's Work, Prays Penitence, Prays Resolutions, And Then Prays Deeds--thus Supplicating With Heart And Head And Hands.

The Books That Help You The Most Are Those Which Make You Think The Most.

To Obtain A Knowledge Of Duty, A Man Is Not Sent Away, Outside Of Himself, To Ancient Documents; For The Only Rule Of Faith A Practice, The Word, Is Very Nigh Him, Even In His Heart, And By This Word He Is To Try All Documents.