The Affairs Of Life Embrace A Multitude

On The Human Imagination, Events Produce The Effects Of Time. Thus, He Who Has Travelled Far And Seen Much, Is Apt To Fancy That He Has Lived Long; And The History That Most Abounds In Important Incidents, Soonest Assumes The Aspect Of Antiquity.

On The Human Imagination Events Produce The Effects Of Time.

Christ, In The Parable Of The Vine Dressers, Has Taught Us A Sublime Lesson Of Justice, By Showing That To The Things Which Are Not Our Own, We Can Have No Just Claim.

Property Is Desirable As The Ground Work Of Moral Independence, As A Means Of Improving The Faculties, And Of Doing Good To Others, And As The Agent In All That Distinguishes The Civilized Man From The Savage.

These Families, You Know, Are Our Upper Crust, Not Upper Ten Thousand.