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… so much on the quantity eaten, as on its thorough digestion, nor the gratification of the taste so much on the amount of food swallowed as on the length of time …

… very much smaller, and finally you will cease to deal out drugs at all. The physician who depends upon drug medication in his practice shows that he does not …

… eating much flesh will diminish intellectual activity. Students would accomplish much more in their studies if they never tasted meat. When the animal …

… so much to do but because they do not plan so as to save time. By their slow, dilatory ways they make much work out of very little. But all who will may overcome these …

… how much they are losing by neglecting opportunities to gain a knowledge of Christ, in whom our hopes of eternal life are centered. How much precious time …

… is much more difficult for some to learn than others. The dull scholar needs much more encouragement than he receives. If teachers are placed over these varied …

… . How much better would it be if words of this character were never spoken. How much better to have the oil of grace in the heart, to be able to pass by all provocation …

Too Much Thought About Food —It is impossible to prescribe by weight the quantity of food which should be eaten. It is not advisable to follow this process …

… in much” ( Luke 16:10 ). A man who will overreach his neighbor on a small scale will overreach in a larger scale if the temptation is brought to bear upon him. A false …

Too Much Study Leads to Depravity —Avoid exciting the brain. Too much study stimulates the brain and increases the flow of blood to it. The sure result of this …