[on Being Deaf:] We Must Struggle For

The Penny Post Will Do More For The Circulation Of Ideas, For The Fostering Of Domestic Affections, For The Humanizing Of The Mass Generally, Than Any Other Single Measure That Our National Wit Can Devise.

Religion Is A Temper, Not A Pursuit.

I Loved, As I Still Love, The Most Monotonous Life Possible.

. . . Is It To Be Understood That The Principles Of The Declaration Of Independence Bear No Relation To Half Of The Human Race?

You Had Better Live Your Best And Act Your Best And Think Your Best Today; For Today Is The Sure Preparation For Tomorrow And All The Other Tomorrows That Follow.