Virtue Runs Before The Muse, And Defies

If We Will Not Interfere With Our Thought, But Will Act Entirely, Or See How The Thing Stands In God, We Know The Particular Thing, And Every Thing, And Every Man.

The Hearing Ear Is Always Found Close To The Speaking Tongue.

The Buddhist, Who Thanks No Man, Who Says "do Not Flatter Your Benefactors," But Who, In His Conviction That Every Good Deed Can By No Possibility Escape Its Reward, Will Not Deceive The Benefactor By Pretending That He Has Done More Than He Should, Is A Transcendentalist.

There Are Only Ten Minutes In The Life Of A Pear When It Is Perfect To Eat.

Every Man's Nature Is A Sufficient Advertisement To Him Of The Character Of His Fellows.