What Will The World Be

If What The Philosophers Say Be True, That All Men's Actions Proceed From One Source; That As They Assent From A Persuasion That A Thing Is So, And Dissent From A Persuasion That It Is Not, And Suspend Their Judgment From A Persuasion That It Is Uncertain, So Likewise They Seek A Thing From A Persuasion That It Is For Their Advantage.

I Am Always Content With What Happens; For I Know That What God Chooses Is Better Than What I Choose.

We Must Be Afraid Of Neither Poverty Nor Exile Nor Imprisonment; Of Fear Itself Only Should We Be Afraid.

Everything Has Two Handles,-one By Which It May Be Borne; Another By Which It Cannot.

No Man Is Free Who Is Not Master Of Himself.