Hope Is The Most Treacherous Of All

Property Is Desirable As The Ground Work Of Moral Independence, As A Means Of Improving The Faculties, And Of Doing Good To Others, And As The Agent In All That Distinguishes The Civilized Man From The Savage.

Advice Is Not A Gift, But A Debt That The Old Owe To The Young.

I Can't See No Great Difference Atween Givin' Up Territory Afore A War, Out Of A Dread Of War, And Givin' It Up After A War, Because We Can't Help It-unless It Be That The Last Is The Most Manful And Honourable.

There Are Evils Worse Than Death.

There Is A Pleasure In The Pathless Woods, There Is A Rapture On The Lonely Shore.