Go Into The Street, And

A Writer Who Obtains His Full Purpose Loses Himself In His Own Lustre.

At Seventy-seven It Is Time To Be In Earnest.

To Paint Things As They Are Requires A Minute Attention, And Employs The Memory Rather Than The Fancy.

When A Language Begins To Teem With Books, It Is Tending To Refinement; As Those Who Undertake To Teach Others Must Have Undergone Some Labour In Improving Themselves, They Set A Proportionate Value On Their Own Thoughts, And Wish To Enforce Them By Efficacious Expressions; Speech Becomes Embodied And Permanent; Different Modes And Phrases Are Compared, And The Best Obtains An Establishment. By Degrees One Age Improves Upon Another.

Prudence Is An Attitude That Keeps Life Safe, But Does Not Often Make It Happy.