Who Escapes A Duty, Avoids A Gain.

In All The World There Is Nothing So Remarkable As A Great Man, Nothing So Rare, Nothing Which So Well Repays Study.

The Whole Sum And Substance Of Human History May Be Reduced To This Maxim: That When Man Departs From The Divine Means Of Reaching The Divine End, He Suffers Harm And Loss.

Nature Is Man's Religious Book, With Lessons For Every Day.

No Man Is So Great As Mankind.

The Bible Goes Equally To The Cottage Of The Peasant, And The Palace Of The King. - It Is Woven Into Literature, And Colors The Talk Of The Street. The Bark Of The Merchant Cannot Sail Without It; And No Ship Of War Goes To The Conflict But It Is There. It Enters Men's Closets; Directs Their Conduct, And Mingles In All The Grief And Cheerfulness Of Life.