It Is Not Work That

There Is Nothing That A New-englander So Nearly Worships As An Argument.

Astronomers Have Built Telescopes Which Can Show Myriads Of Stars Unseen Before; But When A Man Looks Through A Tear In His Own Eye, That Is A Lens Which Opens Reaches Into The Unknown, And Reveals Orbs Which No Telescope, However Skilfully Constructed, Could Do.

Customs Represent The Experience Of Mankind.

Trouble Teaches Men How Much There Is In Manhood.

There Is No Such Thing As White Lies; A Lie Is As Black As A Coalpit, And Twice As Foul.