One Example Is Worth A Thousand Arguments.

The Book Must Of Necessity Be Put Into A Bookcase. And The Bookcase Must Be Housed. And The House Must Be Kept. And The Library Must Be Dusted, Must Be Arranged, Must Be Catalogued. What A Vista Of Toil, Yet Not Unhappy Toil!

It Is No Use For The Honorable Member To Shake His Head In The Teeth Of His Own Words.

The Ravages Of Drink Are Greater Than Those Of War Pestilence And Famine Combined.

Never Forget That The Purpose For Which A Man Lives Is The Improvement Of The Man Himself, So That He May Go Out Of This World Having, In His Great Sphere Or His Small One, Done Some Little Good For His Fellow Creatures And Labored A Little To Diminish The Sin And Sorrow That Are In The World.

Avarice, Where It Has Full Dominion, Excludes Every Other Passion.