Harriet Beecher Stowe Quotes

After All, Let A Man Take What Pains He May To Hush It Down, A Human Soul Is An Awful Ghostly, Unquiet Possession, For A Bad Man To Have. Who Knows The Metes And Bounds Of It? Who Knows All It's Awful Perhapses, -those Shudderings And Temblings, Which It Can No More Live Down Than It Can Outlive Its Own Eternity! What A Fool Is He Who Locks His Door To Keep Out Spirits, Who Has In His Own Bosom A Spirit He Dares Not Meet Alone, -whose Voice, Smothered Far Down, And Piled Over With Mountains Of Earthiness, Is Yet Like The Forewarning Trumpet Of Doom!

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