Let Every Man Come To God In

That Which Men Suppose The Imagination To Be, And To Do, Is Often Frivolous Enough And Mischievous Enough; But That Which God Meant It To Be In The Mental Economy Is Not Merely Noble, But Supereminent. It Is The Distinguishing Element In All Refinement. It Is The Secret And Marrow Of Civilization. It Is The Very Eye Of Faith. The Soul Without Imagination Is What An Observatory Would Be Without A Telescope.

Debt Rolls A Man Over And Over, Binding Him Hand And Foot, And Letting Him Hang Upon The Fatal Mesh Until The Long-legged Interest Devours Him.

All Words Are Pegs To Hang Ideas On.

Learning, To Be Of Much Use, Must Have A Tendency To Spread Itself Among The Common People.

Mountains Of Gold Would Not Seduce Some Men, Yet Flattery Would Break Them Down.