In General I Ask For

Ceremony Forbids Us To Express By Words Things That Are Lawful And Natural, And We Obey It; Reason Forbids Us To Do Things Unlawful And Ill, And Nobody Obeys It.

We Only Labor To Stuff The Memory, And Leave The Conscience And The Understanding Unfurnished And Void.

It Is Only Certain That There Is Nothing Certain, And That Nothing Is More Miserable Or More Proud Than Man.

The Conduct Of Our Lives Is The True Mirror Of Our Doctrine.

When I Play With My Cat, Who Knows Whether She Is Not Amusing Herself With Me More Than I With Her.