Material Goods Consist Of Useful Material Things,

Nature's Action Is Complex: And Nothing Is Gained In The Long Run By Pretending That It Is Simple, And Trying To Describe It In A Series Of Elementary Propositions.

Slavery Was Regarded By Aristotle As An Ordinance Of Nature, And So Probably Was It By The Slaves Themselves In Olden Time.

It Is Common To Distinguish Necessaries, Comforts, And Luxuries; The First Class Including All Things Required To Meet Wants Which Must Be Satisfied, While The Latter Consist Of Things That Meet Wants Of A Less Urgent Character.

In Every Age Poets And Social Reformers Have Tried To Stimulate The People Of Their Own Time To A Nobler Life By Enchanting Stories Of The Virtues Of The Heroes Of Old.

And Very Often The Influence Exerted On A Person's Character By The Amount Of His Income Is Hardly Less, If It Is Less, Than That Exerted By The Way In Which It Is Earned.