'tis Not The Eating, Nor 'tis Not

In A Troubled State We Must Do As In Foul Weather Upon A River, Not Think To Cut Directly Through, For The Boat May Be Filled With Water; But Rise And Fall As The Waves Do, And Give Way As Much As We Conveniently Can.

Ignorance Of The Law Excuses No Man; Not That All Men Know The Law, But Because 'tis An Excuse Every Man Will Plead, And No Man Can Tell How To Refute Him.

You Will Want A Book Which Contains Not Man's Thoughts, But God's - Not A Book That May Amuse You, But A Book That Can Save You - Not Even A Book That Can Instruct You, But A Book On Which You Can Venture An Eternity - Not Only A Book Which Can Give Relief To Your Spirit, But Redemption To Your Soul - A Book Which Contains Salvation, And Conveys It To You, One Which Shall At Once Be The Saviour's Book And The Sinner's.

Gentelmen Heve Ever Been More Temperate In Their Religion Than Common People, As Having More Reason.

Never Tell Your Resolution Beforehand, Or It's Twice As Onerous A Duty.