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No Man Ever Feels The Restraint Of Law So Long As He Remains Within The Sphere Of His Liberty -- A Sphere, By The Way, Always Large Enough For The Full Exercise Of His Powers And The Supply Of All His Legitimate Wants.

The Faculties Of Our Souls Differ As Widely As The Features Of Our Faces And The Forms Of Our Frames.

Of All The Advantages Which Come To Any Young Man ... Poverty Is The Greatest.

Man's Record Upon This Wild World Is The Record Of Work, And Of Work Alone.

Every Man Who Strikes Blows For Power, For Influence, For Institutions, For The Right, Must Be Just As Good An Anvil As He Is A Hammer.