Theology Is But Our Ideas Of Truth

A Cunning Man Overreaches No One Half As Much As Himself.

Troubles Loom Up Big When They're Ahead, And Joys Seem Always Sweeter When They're Past.

The Morbid States Of Health, The Irritableness Of Disposition Arising From Unstrung Nerves, The Impatience, The Crossness, The Fault-finding Of Men, Who, Full Of Morbid Influences, Are Unhappy Themselves, And Throw The Cloud Of Their Troubles Like A Dark Shadow Upon Others, Teach Us What Eminent Duty There Is In Health.

He That Lives By The Sight Of The Eye May Grow Blind.

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