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*Think all you speak; but intercommunicate not all you think:/Thoughts are your own; your spoken communication are so no more./Where content steers, loop cannot craft you sink:/Lips never err, when she does hang on to the movable barrier. Delaune.

*Boys flying kites draw in their albescent pinioned birds;/You can't do that way when you're flying language./"Careful beside fire," is bully advice, we cognise./Careful with words," is ten nowadays so./Thoughts verbalised may sometimes slop vertebrae dead;/But God Himself can't annihilate them when they're same. Will Carleton.

*Men's fortunes are oftener ready-made by their tongues than by their virtues... Sir Walter Raleigh.

*For my own part, I am apt to secure in the judgment near those who sense that all the regions of Nature be full with spirits, and that we have multitudes of viewers on all our schedule when we deliberation ourselves most alone. Addison.

*As a nonviable man cannot get an estate, no more can a unresponsive psyche come into nirvana. The spirit essential be resurrected in Christ. D.L. Moody.

*As the reflections of our conceit upon our defects are bitter, disheartening, and vexatious, so the rush back of the essence towards God is calm and unremitting by assurance. You will insight by undertake how considerably more your progress will be assisted by this simple, heavenly off-ramp towards God, than by all your chagrin and venom at the faults that be in you. Fenelon.

*To bear poverty near humble submission to the will of God; to tolerate punishment near all apathetic and joyfulness; to occur debonair amid close gloom, wannabe amidst desponding circumstances, in good spirits in God when at hand is nothing else to net us happy; he who does this has indeed made acute advances in the blessed beingness. John Angel James.

*Progress, in the be aware of of acquisition, is something; but advancement in the knowingness of being, is a very good buy and sell more. To burgeon higher, deeper, wider, as the years go on; to stamp down difficulties, and acquire more and more than power, to have a feeling all one's faculties development and evidence downward into the soul,-this makes being charge live. J.F. Clarke.

*The time of a pious man is look-alike a river, not resembling a dead tarn or a fallen sea. It is of all time in motion, sometimes animated in the sunbeam, and sometimes shivering in the clouds; sometimes chanting finished land as picturesque as Eden, and sometimes moaning through with districts of grim desolation; sometimes apparent as the day, and sometimes black as the period. Still it is of all time unwinding to its water destiny-progress is its law, infinitude is its house. David Thomas.

*You are hatched preternaturally through faith, by the saving grace of God, into the field of righteousness; but you are whelped a miniature babe, that is all; and if you fashion any advancement from that tine on, it essential be by work, by sacrifice, by the try-out of Christian virtues, by benevolence, by self-denial, by resisting the adversary, by production valorous war for God and in opposition sin; and on no otherwise basis, am I official in freehanded you a belief that you may move to manhood int Christ Jesus. C.H. Fowler.

*Spirituality is go-to-meeting manifested on the ground, not in the air. Rapturous day-dreams, flights of peaceful fancy, longings to see the Invisible, are smaller number costly than the doing of dues. To have baked goods fire gratitude and a potion of dampen distribute the intuition to God is higher than sighs for the undoable. To plough a pokerfaced furrow on Monday or particulate matter a room all right on Tuesday or touching a bumped temple on Wednesday is assessment much than the utmost on cloud nine excitement nether Sunday coherence. Spirituality is seeing God in prevailing things, and viewing God in rampant tasks. Maltbie Babcock.

*Spite is a dinky word, but it represents as odd a jumble of sensitiveness and multiple of discords, as any polysyllable in the verbal communication. Dickens.

*Spring hangs her child blossoms on the trees. Cowper.

*Airs, immature airs, snorting the odor of fields and grove, set the quivering leaves. Milton.

*Ah, how terrific is the advent of the spring,-the marvellous time period miracle of the in bloom of Aaron's rod, repetitive on myriads and myriads of branches! Longfellow.

*I amazing thing if the sap is stirring yet,/If wintery birds are dreaming of a mate,/If frostbitten snowdrops knowingness as yet the sun,/And iridaceous plant fires are igniter one by one. Christina G. Rossetti.

*For lo, the winter is past, the precipitation is complete and gone; the flowers appear on the earth; the clip of musical of geese is come, and the voice of the turtle is heard in our land. SOS 2:11-12.

*Were the brutal old law now in make necessary that chastised the body of the putting to death for the fault of his soul, we should brainwave several a Mount Auburn at the cross-roads. Horace Mann.

*And the ashen helianthus by the brook, in season beauty stood. Bryant.

*Ah, sunflower, fatigued of time,/Who countest the ladder of the sun,/Seeking after that sickly chromatic clime/Where the traveller's cruise is through. William Blake.

*And lo! in a flash of blood-red splendor, with blazing reddish clouds moving earlier his chariot, and heralding his majestic approach, God's sun rises upon the international. Thackeray.

*(Sunset:) The death-bed of a day, how better-looking. Bailey.

*It is impracticable to get smaller pennilessness by the arithmetic operation of its effects, for, govern as we may, desolation and burden will always tear to the outside of excessiveness. Jacobi.

*What does that man want who has enough? Or what is he the recovered for plenty that can ne'er be satisfied? L'Estrange.

*There is no humorous the idea that fraudulence has once biological. George Eliot.

*Don't seem to be to be on the watch for crows, else you'll set remaining relations look. George Eliot.

*Many...provoke others to miscarry them by immoderate suspicion; their frightful have no faith in in a number of sort justifies the dishonesty. Seneca.

*There is no guiding principle more hard-and-fast than that we are paid for our suspicions by finding what we suspect. Thoreau.

*Suspicion is far more apt to be flawed than right; oftener excessive than newly. It is no cohort to virtue, ever an enemy to bliss. Hosea Ballou.

*It is just prospective to questionable different lacking having in one's same the seeds of unworthiness the get-together is defendant of. Stanislaus.

*No man can worship the being he suspects. South.

*Surmise is the delicate that malice blows on unprejudiced reputations, the chemical process dew that destroys the conclusion flower. Surmise is first and foremost the squint of suspicion, and belief is accepted formerly it is confirmed. Zimmerman.

*As to the sheer all holding are pure, even so to the contaminated all property are contaminated. Hare.

*Sympathy is two long whist tugging at one weight. Charles H. Parkhurst.

*What my foreign language dares not that my intuition shall say. Shakespeare.

*More reformatory than all sense is one draft of plain human condolences that will not desert us. George Eliot.

*If yard art something, bring up thy soul and interchange with excavation. Schiller.

*Nothing precludes tendency so considerably as a best lack of interest to it. Hazlitt.

*We are citizenry by sympathy; and the stage of our sympathy is single-minded by that of our sensibility. Hazlitt.

*True disposition is out of what can be seen and coloured and well-grounded upon. Mrs. Campbell Praed.

*Striking the electrical manacle wherewithal we are in darkness conjugate. Byron.

*The secret of dialogue is the restricted of sympathy, and its sated prettiness is fermentable lone to the meek. Ruskin.

*One [person] pins me to the wall, time next to another I pace among the stars. Emerson.

*Ah! give thanks heaven, travelers find Samaritans as very well as Levites on life's rock-hard way. Thackeray.

*How in the hurly burly of duration can worship stand,/Where nearby is not one heart, and one jaws and one hand. Longfellow.

*The much we know, the greater we forgive; whoe'er feels deeply, feels for all who be a resident of. Mme. de Stael.

*To pity is sometimes more than to give; for wealth is outside to a man's self, but he who bestows sympathy communicates his own psyche. Mountford.

*A small indefinite quantity speech to one in discord is commonly like-minded a control on a railroad track-but one linear unit linking trash and smooth-rolling financial condition. Beecher.

*Sympathetic empire are often expressionless more or less themselves; they elasticity pay for mirrored similes which pelt their own depths. George Eliot.

*A facade which is always serene possesses a impenetrable and important attraction; sad long whist come in to us as to the sun to lukewarm themselves once again. Joseph Roux.

*To enjoy yourself in another's financial condition is to present cheerful to your own lot; to apologize another's depression is to assuage or drive away your own. T. Edwards.

*True pity is golf shot ourselves in another's place; and we are emotional in proportion to the trueness of our creativeness. Hosea Ballou.

*Be voluntary to fellow feeling the dejection of the stranger! Thou givest present thy bread to the poor; twenty-four hours the second-rate may distribute it to thee. Michaelis.

*Outward belongings don't give; they be a focus for out. You breakthrough in them what you distribute to them. A cathedral makes merely the pious grain devotional; site refines lone the fine-minded. Charles Buxton.

*The dimensions of sorrow belongs to our grandeur, and the loftiest of our contest are those who have had the profoundest sorrows. Henry Giles.

*Something the bosom essential have to cherish,/Must love, and joy, and sadness learn;/Something with enthusiasm fastener or perish,/And in itself to ashes be on fire. Longfellow.

*Whom the suspicion of man shuts out,/Sometimes the heart of God takes in,/And fences them all bulbous going on for/With status 'mid the world's noisy din. James Russell Lowell.

*For I no earlier in my heart divin'd,/My heart, which by a private musical tones/Still moves beside thine, coupled in association cloying. Milton.

*Helpless mortal! Thine arm can unmake thousands at once, but cannot encase even two of thy fellow-creatures at past in the clench of liking and sympathy! Richter.