The More I See Of Mankind, The

It Is Superstitious To Put One's Hopes In Formalities, But Arrogant To Refuse To Submit To Them.

If Ignorance Were Bliss, He'd Be A Blister

When We Wish To Correct With Advantage, And To Show Another That He Errs, We Must Notice From What Side He Views The Matter, For On That Side It Is Usually True.

When We Read Too Fast Or Too Slowly, We Understand Nothing.

There Is Nothing That We Can See On Earth Which Does Not Either Show The Wretchedness Of Man Or The Mercy Of God. One Either Sees The Powerlessness Of Man Without God, Or The Strength Of Man With God.