We Will Burn That Bridge When We

Mathematics Can Remove No Prejudices And Soften No Obduracy. It Has No Influence In Sweetening The Bitter Strife Of Parties, And In The Moral World Generally Its Action Is Perfectly Null.

A Man Who Cannot Command Himself Will Always Be A Slave.

The Greatest Difficulties Lie Where We Are Not Looking For Them.

One Says A Lot In Vain, Refusing; The Other Mainly Hears The "no."

Stones Are Mute Teachers; They Silence The Observer, And The Most Valuable Lesson We Learn From Them We Cannot Communicate.