Wherever There Is Excessive Wealth, There Is

Religion Is The Eldest Sister Of Philosophy: On Whatever Subjects They May Differ, It Is Unbecoming In Either To Quarrel, And Most So About Their Inheritance.

Justice Is Often Pale And Melancholy; But Gratitude, Her Daughter, Is Constantly In The Flow Of Spirits And The Bloom Of Loveliness.

Clear Writers, Like Fountains, Do Not Seem So Deep As They Are; The Turbid Look The Most Profound.

Those Who Speak Against The Great Do Not Usually Speak From Morality, But From Envy.

The Religion Of Christ Is Peace And Good-will,--the Religion Of Christendom Is War And Ill-will.