Lenity Has Almost Always Wisdom And Justice

Prosperity Seems To Be Scarcely Safe, Unless It Be Mixed With A Little Adversity.

It Is Better To Be The Builder Of Our Own Name Than To Be Indebted By Descent For The Proudest Gifts Known To The Books Of Heraldry.

Some Clergymen Make A Motto, Instead Of A Theme, Of Their Texts.

Theory, From Whatever Source, Is Not Perfect Until It Is Reduced To Practice.

The Goodness Of God To Mankind Is No Less Evinced In The Chastisement With Which He Corrects His Children Than In The Smiles Of His Providence; For The Lord Will Not Cast Off Forever, But Though He Cause Grief, Yet Will He Have Compassion According To The Multitude Of His Mercies.