Nature Is God's Old Testament.

I Do Not Pretend To Understand The Moral Universe; The Arc Is A Long One. . . . But From What I See I Am Sure It Bends Toward Justice.

There Never Was A Great Truth But It Was Reverenced; Never A Great Institution, Nor A Great Man, That Did Not, Sooner Or Later, Receive The Reverence Of Mankind.

I Believe In The Admission Of Women To The Full Rights Of Citizenship And Share In Government, On The Express Grounds That Few Women Keep House So Badly Or With Such Wastefulness As Chancellors Of The Exchequer Keep The State.

I Do Not Pretend To Understand The Moral Universe; The Arc Is A Long One, My Eye Reaches But Little Ways; I Cannot Calculate The Curve And Complete The Figure By The Experience Of Sight, I Can Divine It By Conscience. And From What I See I Am Sure It Bends Towards Justice.

The Duty Of Labor Is Written On A Man's Body: In The Stout Muscle Of The Arm,, And The Delicate Machinery Of The Hand.