The Boughs Of No Two Trees Ever

Prejudices Of All Kinds Have Their Strongest Holds In The Minds Of The Vulgar And The Ignorant.

Philosophy And The Arts Are But A Manifestation Of The Intelligible Ideas That Move The Public Mind; And Thus They Become Visible Images Of The Nations Whence They Emanate.

It Is Impossible To Exaggerate The Evil Work Theology Has Done In The World.

A Human Heart Can Never Grow Old If It Takes A Lively Interest In The Pairing Of Birds, The Reproduction Of Flowers, And The Changing Tints Of Autumn Leaves.

Over The River And Through The Wood, To Grandfather's House We Go; The Horse Knows The Way To Carry The Sleigh, Through The White And Drifted Snow.