Little Sermons.
Reading edition
Religion is too often what the other fellow ought to practice.
Good never bears any fruit for you, except when cultivated in your own heart.
The devil always has a patent medicine recommended to cure trouble and increase pleasure.
Examine the looks of your conscience. It may be only prejudice that has placed its hand-baggage in the wrong room.
We are always glad to gather the harvest, which is abundant for the whole world, but are willing to leave the weed-pulling to the other fellow.