Wherever The Citizen Becomes Indifferent To His

Women Are In This Respect More Fortunate Than Men, That Most Of Their Employments Are Of Such A Nature That They Can At The Same Time Be Thinking Of Quite Different Things.

To Inquire And To Create; These Are The Grand Centres Around Which All Human Pursuits Revolve, Or At Least To These Objects Do They All More Or Less Directly Refer.

The Things Of The World Are Ever Rising And Falling, And In Perpetual Change; And This Change Must Be According To The Will Of God, As He Has Bestowed Upon Man Neither The Wisdom Nor The Power To Enable Him To Check It. The Great Lesson In These Things Is, That Man Must Strengthen Himself Doubly At Such Times To Fulfill His Duty And To Do What Is Right, And Must Seek His Happiness And Inward Peace From Objects Which Cannot Be Taken Away From Him.

When We ... Devote Ourselves To The Strict And Unsparing Performance Of Duty, Ihen Happiness Comes Of Itself.

All Political Arrangements, In That They Have To Bring A Variety Of Widely-discordant Interests Into Unity And Harmony, Necessarily Occasion Manifold Collisions. From These Collisions Spring Misproportions Between Men's Desires And Their Powers; And From These, Transgressions. The More Active The State Is, The Greater Is The Number Of These.