The Highest Price We Can Pay For

If In Argument We Can Make A Man Angry With Us, We Have Drawn Him From His Vantage Ground And Overcome Him.

The Worse Of Ingratitude Lies Not In The Ossified Heart Of Him Who Commits It, But We Find It In The Effect It Produces On Him Against Whom It Was Committed.

Circumstances Form The Character; But, Like Petrifying Matters, They Harden While They Form.

Ridicule Has Followed The Vestiges Of Truth, But Never Usurped Her Place.

Every Sect Is A Moral Check On Its Neighbour. Competition Is As Wholesome In Religion As In Commerce.