We May Give Advice, But We Cannot

I Think Vital Religion Has Always Suffered When Orthodoxy Is More Regarded Than Virtue. The Scriptures Assure Me That At The Last Day We Shall Not Be Examined On What We Thought But What We Did.

In America, They Do Not Inquire Of A Stranger, "what Is He?" But, "what Can He Do?"

Freedom Is Not A Gift Bestowed Upon Us By Other Men, But A Right That Belongs To Us By The Laws Of God And Nature.

He That Spends A Groat A Day Idly, Spends Idly Above 6 L. A Year, Which Is The Price Of Using 100 L.

Scarcely Have I Ever Heard Or Read The Introductory Phrase, "i May Say Without Vanity," But Some Striking And Characteristic Instance Of Vanity Has Immediately Followed.