The Last Act Crowns The Play.

Absolute And Entire Ugliness Is Rare.

Science Studies The Relations Of Things To Each Other: But Art Studies Only Their Relations To Man.

Labor Rids Us Of Three Great Evils; Tediousness, Vice, And Poverty.

Without The Perfect Sympathy With The Animals Around Them, No Gentleman's Education, No Christian Education, Could Be Of Any Possible Use.

Production Does Not Consist In Things Laboriously Made, But In Things Serviceably Consumable; And The Question For The Nation Is Not How Much Labour It Employs, But How Much Life It Produces.