Quotes by Henry Clay Trumbull

Henry Clay Trumbull

There are ever two ways of striving to fill one’s place in the world: one is by seeking to prove one’s self useful; the other, by striving to render one’s self useless. The first way is the commoner and the more attractive; the second is the rarer and more noble.

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There is a great deal too much in the world, of the “heavenly-mindedness” which expends itself in the contemplation of the joys of paradise, which performs no duty which it can shirk, and whose constant prayer is to be lifted in some overwhelming flood of Divine grace, and be carried, amidst the admiration of men and the jubilance of angels, to the very throne of God.

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Prayer

There is no human love like a mother’s love. There is no human tenderness like a mother’s tenderness……In all ages everywhere, the true children of a true mother ‘rise up and call her blessed’; for they realize, sooner or later, that God gives no richer blessing to man than is found in a mother’s love.

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Mother

Value friendship for what there is in it, not for what can be gotten out of it.

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Quotes by Henry Clay Trumbull

Henry Clay Trumbull

There are ever two ways of striving to fill one’s place in the world: one is by seeking to prove one’s self useful; the other, by striving to render one’s self useless. The first way is the commoner and the more attractive; the second is the rarer and more noble.

Value friendship for what there is in it, not for what can be gotten out of it.

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