But we are to call no man master, and least of all in the matters of the heart.

Every man must be his own philosopher, his own moralist, and his own theologian in the matters of the heart.

He who has a heart in his bosom and an eye in his head can need no Calvin, no Butler, no Goodwin, and no Law to tell him what goes on in his own heart.

And, on the other hand, his own heart will soon tell him whether or no Calvin, and Butler, and Goodwin, and Law know anything about those matters on which some men would set them up as our masters.

Well, come away all of you who own a human heart.