A winged Cupid without a feather can soar higher than the pinioned eagle. * * * * * He who seeks for spiritual rest in dogma will find only a bottomless pit. * * * * * A wish from the heart travels beyond the blare of the loudest trumpet. * * * * * It is better to lavish your affections upon a faithful dog than upon an unfaithful friend. * * * * * The poor man craves for bread--not logic. * * * * * A woman without love is a tree without sap. * * * * * The plutocrats, like the Catholics, thrive on curses. * * * * * Good advice is an atom; good deeds the universe. * * * * * The beautiful seraph makes the most dangerous fiend. * * * * * The ghost of poverty is more dreadful than poverty itself. * * * * * A religion of details is a fruit tree which produces only blossoms. * * * * * Each grain in the universe is a unit, remove but one and chaos will follow. * * * * * Hills sunlit with promise are easier to traverse than the level road upon which hope died. * * * * * It is as easy for the poor man to pluck money from the rich as for the missionary to pick the pocket's of a naked savage. * * * * * A tainted heart soils the sweetest lip. * * * * * Exchange the virus of hate for the antidote, love. * * * * * A woman prefers a fervent lover to a cold husband. * * * * * A fickle woman may conquer the most constant soldier. * * * * * The begrimed soul cannot be hidden with a white-wash brush. * * * * * Our efforts should be to harmonize, not simply to change. * * * * * The most precious gem is found in the most worthless sand. * * * * * The Senate joined to the Commons is an impotent man wedded to a vigorous maid. * * * * * The bombastic egotist floats on the crest of prosperity while the philosopher starves in his tub. * * * * * The priest counsels men in the sterile present to feed upon a pregnant future. Tomorrows dinner never yet fed a hungry man. * * * * * All the good in a human heart can never die. * * * * * You cannot denude a woman of her masked thoughts. * * * * * Diplomacy is cultivated in men and bred in women. * * * * *