To Believe Is To Be Happy; To

It Is More True To Say That Our Opinions Depend Upon Our Lives And Habits, Than To Say That Our Lives And Habits Depend On Our Opinions.

Humility Is That Simple, Inner Life Of Real Greatness, Which Is Indifferent To Magnificence, And, Surrounded By It All, Lives Far Away In The Distant Country Of A Father's Home, With The Cross Borne Silently And Self-sacrificingly In The Heart Of Hearts.

Time And Pains Will Do Anything.

By Experience; By A Sense Of Human Frailty; By A Perception Of "the Soul Of Goodness In Things Evil;" By A Cheerful Trust In Human Nature; By A Strong Sense Of God's Love; By Long And Disciplined Realization Of The Atoning Love Of Christ; Only Thus Can We Get A Free, Manly, Large, Princely Spirit Of Forgiveness.

What We Mean By Sentimentalism Is That State In Which A Man Speaks Deep And True Sentiments Not Because He Feels Them Strongly, But Because He Perceives That They Are Beautiful, And That It Is Touching And Fine To Say Them,-things Which He Fain Would Feel, And Fancies That He Does Feel.