Where Good And Ill Together Blent, Wage

Courage Does Not Consist In Calculation, But In Fighting Against Chances.

The Ears Of The Common People Are Holier Than The Hearts Of The Priests.

Literature Stands Related To Man As Science Stands To Nature; It Is His History.

To Be Deep In History, Is To Cease To Be Protestant.

True Religion Is Slow In Growth, And, When Once Planted, Is Difficult Of Dislodgement; But Its Intellectual Counterfeit Has No Root In Itself: It Springs Up Suddenly, It Suddenly Withers.