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Man Never Falls So Low That He Can See Nothing Higher Than Himself.

The Union Of Men In Large Masses Is Indispensable To The Development And Rapid Growth Of The Higher Faculties Of Men. Cities Have Always Been The Fireplaces Of Civilization Whence Light And Heat Radiated Out Into The Dark Cold World.

The Duty Of Labor Is Written On A Man's Body: In The Stout Muscle Of The Arm,, And The Delicate Machinery Of The Hand.

Remorse Is The Pain Of Sin.

Temperance Is Corporeal Piety; It Is The Preservation Of Divine Order In The Body.