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Tliooghtc by eminent Thinkevs.;
Custom is not only a second nature, ;
but it is continually mistaken lor the
lirst. i
?A man that is young in years may .
bo old in hours, if he has lost no time.
?Suspicions among thoughts are like
hats among birds?they even dy by twilight.
?Wealth bears heavier on talent than j
poverty : under gold mountains aud!
thrones, who knows how many a spiritual!
giant lies buried.
?What is extraordinary, try to look !
at with your own eyes.
?As if you could 44 kill time," without
injuring eternity!
?There are a thousand hacking at the
branches of evil, to one who is striking
at the root.
?A man is rich according to the litun-i
ber of things he can afford to let alone.!
?Unhappy is the man for whom his
own mother has not made all other!
mothers venerable.
?If my jacket and my trowsers, my I
hat and my shoes, are tit to worship God
in, they will do, will they not ?
?Confucius said : To know that we
know what we know; and that we do
not know what we do not know, that is
true knowledge.
.? v e* i _ .
?in otmng 19 so mncn ieareu as iear. j
Atheism may be comparatively popular '
with God himself.
?In declaring politics insignificant, ;
Jesns revealed to the world the truth;
/ that country is not everything, and that1
the man is anterior and superior to the \
citizen.
?A ruler who appoftits any man to sin I
office, when there is in his dominions1
another man better qualified for it, sins |
against God and against the State.
?Some circumstantial evidence is very j
strong, as when you find a trout in the '
milk.
?To reform a world, to reform a nation,
no wise man will undertake ; and
?Society is commonly to cheap. We
meet at very short intervals, not having
had time to acquire any new value for
each other. The value of a man is not
in his skin that we should touch him.
?He that seeketh victory over his own
nature, let him not set himself too great
nor too small tasks ; for the first will
% moke him dejected by often failing, and
the secc nd will make him a small proceeder,
though by often prevailing.
. . ^ ^ ^ ^ The
World Within.?Glorious indeed, j
is the world of God around us, but more J
glorious tho world of God within us.? |
There lies the land of song. There lies j
the poet's native land. The river of life,.
that flows through streets tumultuous, '
bearing along so many gallant hearts, so
many wrecks of humanity ? the many !
homes and households, each a little world ;
in itself, revolving round its fireside, as a
central sun ; ail forms of human joy and
suffering, brought into that narrow coinpass
; and to be in this and be a part of
this ; acting, thinking, rejoicing, sorrow-!
ing. with his fellow-men ; such, such;
should be the poet's life.?Longfellow.
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