Every Generous Action Loves The

So It May Well Be Believed That When I Found Him Taking A Complete Holiday, With A Vast Supply Of Books At Command, He Had The Air Of Indulging In A Literary Debauch, If The Term May Be Applied To So Honorable An Occupation.

Life Without Learning Is Death.

What We Call Pleasure, And Rightly So Is The Absence Of All Pain.

The Intellect Engages Us In The Pursuit Of Truth. The Passions Impel Us To Action.

Men Ought To Be Most Annoyed By The Sufferings Which Come From Their Own Faults.