It Is A Thousand Times Better To

Burns Had His Faults, His Frailties. He Was Intensely Human. Still, I Would Rather Appear At The "judgment Seat" Drunk, And Be Able To Say That I Was The Author Of "a Man's A Man For 'a That," Than To Be Perfectly Sober And Admit That I Had Lived And Died A Scotch Presbyterian.

The Idea That There Is A God Who Rewards And Punishes, And Who Can Reward, If He So Wishes, The Meanest And Vilest Of The Human Race, So That He Will Be Eternally Happy, And Can Punish The Best Of The Human Race, So That He Will Be Eternally Miserable, Is Subversive Of All Morality.

Liberty Sustains The Same Relation To Mind That Space Does To Matter.

An Infinite Personality Is An Infinite Impossibility.

I Admit That Books Were Voted In And Out, And That The Bible Was Finally Formed In Accordance With A Vote.