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Literature, Taken In All Its Bearings, Forms The Grand Line Of Demarcation Between The Human And The Animal Kingdoms.

Every Man Has A Certain Sphere Of Discretion Which He Has A Right To Expect Shall Not Be Infringed By His Neighbours. This Right Flows From The Very Nature Of Man.

Study With Desire Is Real Activity; Without Desire It Is But The Semblance And Mockery Of Activity.

Man Is The Only Creature We Know, That, When The Term Of His Natural Life Is Ended, Leaves The Memory Of Himself Behind Him.

The Virtue Of A Human Being Is The Application Of His Capacity To The General Good.