The Whole Value Of The Dime Is

It Is The Property Of The Religious Spirit To Be The Most Refining Of All Influences. No External Advantages, No Culture Of The Tastes, No Habit Of Command, No Association With The Elegant, Or Even Depth Of Affection, Can Bestow That Delicacy And That Grandeur Of Bearing Which Belong Only To The Mind Accustomed To Celestial Conversation,--all Else Is But Gilt And Cosmetics, Beside This, As Expressed In Every Look And Gesture.

The Antidote To This Abuse Of Formal Government, Is, The Influence Of Private Character, The Growth Of The Individual.

There Can Be No Excess To Love, None To Knowledge, None To Beauty.

A Few Strong Instincts And A Few Plain Rules Suffice Us

The Craft Of The Merchant Is This Bringing A Thing Where It Abounds To Where It Is Costly.