Whoever In Prayer Can Say, 'our Father',

True Humility Is Not An Abject, Groveling, Self-despising Spirit; It Is But A Right Estimate Of Ourselves As God Sees Us.

We Never Do Evil So Thoroughly And Heartily As When Led To It By An Honest But Perverted, Because Mistaken, Conscience.

Apothegms Are The Wisdom Of The Past Condensed For The Instruction And Guidance Of The Present.

Indolence Is The Dry Rot Of Even A Good Mind And A Good Character; The Practical Uselessness Of Both. It Is The Waste Of What Might Be A Happy And Useful Life.

Where Duty Is Plain Delay Is Both Foolish And Hazardous; Where It Is Not, Delay May Be Both Wisdom And Safety.