I Would Advise No Man

A Man May Be Very Sincere In Good Principles, Without Having Good Practice.

To Buried Merit Rise The Tardy Bust.

Life Has No Pleasure Higher Or Nobler Than That Of Friendship.

If A Man Has A Science To Learn He Must Regularly And Resolutely Advance.

I Am Not Able To Instruct You. I Can Only Tell That I Have Chosen Wrong. I Have Passed My Time In Study Without Experience; In The Attainment Of Sciences Which Can, For The Most Part, Be But Remotely Useful To Mankind. I Have Purchased Knowledge At The Expense Of All The Common Comforts Of Life: I Have Missed The Endearing Elegance Of Female Friendship, And The Happy Commerce Of Domestic Tenderness.