It Is A Testament To The Strength

I Saw No Poor Men, Except A Few Intemperate Ones. I Saw Some Very Poor Women; But God And Man Know That The Time Has Not Come For Women To Make Their Injuries Even Heard Of.

Men Who Pass Most Comfortably Through This World Are Those Who Possess Good Digestions And Hard Hearts.

[on Being Deaf:] How Much Less Pain There Is In Calmly Estimating The Enjoyments From Which We Must Separate Ourselves, Of Bravely Saying, For Once And For Ever, 'let Them Go,' Than In Feeling Them Waste And Dwindle, Till Their Very Shadows Escape From Our Grasp!

The Penny Post Will Do More For The Circulation Of Ideas, For The Fostering Of Domestic Affections, For The Humanizing Of The Mass Generally, Than Any Other Single Measure That Our National Wit Can Devise.

The Clergy Complain Of The Enormous Spread Of Bold Books, From The Infidel Tract To The Latest Handling Of The Miracle Question.