Nothing Good Bursts Forth All At Once.

It Is A Proof Of Our Natural Bias To Evil, That Gain Is Slower And Harder Than Loss In All Things Good; But In All Things Bad Getting Is Quicker And Easier Than Getting Rid Of.

Only When The Voice Of Duty Is Silent, Or When It Has Already Spoken, May We Allowably Think Of The Consequences Of A Particular Action.

The Virtue Of Paganism Was Strength: The Virtue Of Christianity Is Obedience.

The Ancients Dreaded Death: The Christian Can Only Fear Dying.

Better Far Off To Leave Half The Ruins And Nine-tenths Of The Churches Unseen And To See Well The Rest; To See Them Not Once, But Again And Often Again; To Watch Them, To Learn Them, To Live With Them, To Love Them, Till They Have Become A Part Of Life And Life's Recollections.