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The Negro King Desired To Be Portrayed As White. But Do Not Laugh At The Poor African; For Every Man Is But Another Negro King, And Would Like To Appear In A Color Different From That With Which Fate Has Bedaubed Him.

The Men Of Action Are, After All, Only The Unconscious Instruments Of The Men Of Thought.

In Dark Ages People Are Best Guided By Religion, As In A Pitch-black Night A Blind Man Is The Best Guide; He Knows The Roads And Paths Better Than A Man Who Can See. When Daylight Comes, However, It Is Foolish To Use Blind, Old Men As Guides.

The Sun's Sweet Ray Is Hovering Discovered.

A Blaspheming Frenchman Is A Spectacle More Pleasing To The Lord Than A Praying Englishman.