Humility Is A Virtue All Preach, None

To Preach Long, Loud, And Damnation, Is The Way To Be Cried Up. We Love A Man That Damns Us, And We Run After Him Again To Save Us.

Humility Is A Virtue All Preach, None Practise, And Yet Every Body Is Content To Hear. The Master Thinks It Good Doctrine For His Servant, The Laity For The Clergy, And The Clergy For The Laity.

Pride May Be Allowed To This Or That Degree, Else A Man Cannot Keep Up Dignity. In Gluttony There Must Be Eating, In Drunkenness There Must Be Drinking; 'tis Not The Eating, And 'tis Not The Drinking That Must Be Blamed, But The Excess. So In Pride.

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.

They That Are Against Superstition Oftentimes Run Into It Of The Wrong Side. If I Will Wear All Colours But Black, Then Am I Superstitious In Not Wearing Black.