Willmott Has Very Tersely Said That Embellished

Unfaithfulness In The Keeping Of An Appointment Is An Act Of Clear Dishonesty. You May As Well Borrow A Person's Money As His Time.

Let Us Labor For That Larger Comprehension Of Truth, And That More Thorough Repudiation Of Error, Which Shall Make The History Of Mankind A Series Of Ascending Developments.

There Is Nothing So Costly As Ignorance.

Love--that Divine Fire Which Was Made To Light And Warm The Temple Of Home--sometimes Burns At Unholy Altars.

In Vain Do They Talk Of Happiness Who Never Subdued An Impulse In Obedience To A Principle. He Who Never Sacrificed A Present To A Future Good, Or A Personal To A General One, Can Speak Of Happiness Only As The Blind Speak Of Color.