A Universityeducates The Intellect To Reason Well

There Is A Knowledge Which Is Desirable, Though Nothing Come Of It, As Being Of Itself A Treasure, And A Sufficient Remuneration Of Years Of Labor.

It Is Seldom We Have The Heart To Throw Ourselves, If I May So Speak, On The Divine Arm; We Dare Not Trust Ourselves On The Waters, Though Christ Bids Us. We Have Not St. Peter's Love To Ask Leave To Come To Him Upon The Sea. When We Once Are Filled With That Heavenly Charity, We Can Do All Things, Because We Attempt All Things - For To Attempt Is To Do.

Praise To The Holiest In The Height, And In The Depth Be Praise; In All His Words Most Wonderful, Most Sure In All His Ways.

With Christians, A Poetical View Of Things Is A Duty. We Are Bid To Color All Things With Hues Of Faith, To See A Divine Meaning In Every Event.

It Is As Absurd To Argue Men, As To Torture Them, Into Believing.