Every Nerve That Can Thrill

Let Us Labor For That Larger Comprehension Of Truth, And That More Thorough Repudiation Of Error, Which Shall Make The History Of Mankind A Series Of Ascending Developments.

We Do Ourselves The Most Good Doing Something For Others.

Be Careful Never To Retire To Rest In A Room Not Properly Ventilated.

The False Man Is More False To Himself Than To Any One Else. He May Despoil Others, But Himself Is The Chief Loser. The World's Scorn He Might Sometimes Forget, But The Knowledge Of His Own Perfidy Is Undying.

Much That We Call Evil Is Really Good In Disguises; And We Should Not Quarrel Rashly With Adversities Not Yet Understood, Nor Overlook The Mercies Often Bound Up In Them.