Love Is The Cause Of Unity In

Nature Makes Nothing Incomplete, And Nothing In Vain.

Thinking Is Different From Perceiving And Is Held To Be In Part Imagination, In Part Judgment

Both Self-restraint And Unrestraint Are A Matter Of Extremes As Compared With The Character Of The Mass Of Mankind; The Restrained Man Shows More And The Unrestrained Man Less Steadfastness Than Most Men Are Capable Of.

It Is The Mark Of An Educated Mind To Expect That Amount Of Exactness Which The Nature Of The Particular Subject Admits. It Is Equally Unreasonable To Accept Merely Probable Conclusions From A Mathematician And To Demand Strict Demonstration From An Orator.

A Good Character Carries With It The Highest Power Of Causing A Thing To Be Believed.