You Cannot Do Wrong Without Suffering Wrong.

The Buddhist, Who Thanks No Man, Who Says "do Not Flatter Your Benefactors," But Who, In His Conviction That Every Good Deed Can By No Possibility Escape Its Reward, Will Not Deceive The Benefactor By Pretending That He Has Done More Than He Should, Is A Transcendentalist.

Yet A Man May Love A Paradox, Without Losing Either His Wit Or His Honesty.

The Quality Of The Thought Differences The Egyptian And The Roman, The Austrian And The American.

The Poem Is A Confession Of Faith.

Another Sort Of False Prayers Are Our Regrets. Discontent Is The Way Of Self-reliance: It Is Infirmity Of Will. Regret Calamities, If You Can Thereby Help The Sufferer; If Not, Attend Your Own Work, And Already The Evil Begins To Be Repaired.