In the multitude of words there wanteth not 10 sin. Bible.
In the ordinary concerns of life, moral energy is more serviceable than brilliant parts; while in the more important, these latter are of little weight without it, evaporating only in brief and barren flashes. Prescott.
In the perishable petals of the flower there resides more spirit and life than in the lumpish granite boulder that has defied the tear and wear of thousands of years. Feuerbach.
In the place where the tree falleth, there it shall lie. Bible.
In the pursuit of intellectual pleasure lies every virtue; of sensual, every vice. Goldsmith.
In the religion of Christ, as in the philosophy 15 of Hegel, the negative principle is the creative, or determinative, principle. Christianity begins in No, subsists in No, and survives in No, to the spirit of the world; this it at first peremptorily spurns, and then calmly disregards as of no account. Ed.
In the same measure in which you wish to receive, you must give. If you wish for a whole heart, give a whole life. Rückert.
In the smallest cottage there is room enough for two lovers. Schiller.
In the spiritual world, as in the astronomical, it is the earth that turns and produces the phenomena of the heavens. Carlyle.
In the spiritual world there is properly no in and no out. Jean Paul.