More Solid Things Do Not

You Will Want A Book Which Contains Not Man's Thoughts, But God's - Not A Book That May Amuse You, But A Book That Can Save You - Not Even A Book That Can Instruct You, But A Book On Which You Can Venture An Eternity - Not Only A Book Which Can Give Relief To Your Spirit, But Redemption To Your Soul - A Book Which Contains Salvation, And Conveys It To You, One Which Shall At Once Be The Saviour's Book And The Sinner's.

Pleasure Is Nothing Else But The Intermission Of Pain, The Enjoying Of Something I Am In Great Trouble For Till I Have It.

All Things Are God's Already; We Can Give Him No Right, By Consecrating Any, That He Had Not Before, Only We Set It Apart To His Service - Just As A Gardener Brings His Master A Basket Of Apricots, And Presents Them; His Lord Thanks Him, And Perhaps Gives Him Something For His Pains, And Yet The Apricots Were As Much His Lord's Before As Now.

Thou Little Thinkest What A Little Foolery Governs The World.

When Men Comfort Themselves With Philosophy, 'tis Not Because They Have Got Two Or Three Sentences, But Because They Have Digested Those Sentences, And Made Them Their Own: Philosophy Is Nothing But Discretion.