Pleasures Are Always Children, Pains

Young Authors Give Their Brains Much Exercise And Little Food.

We May Convince Others By Our Arguements, But We Can Only Persuade Them By Their Own

The Art Of Saying Well What One Thinks Is Different From The Faculty Of Thinking. The Latter May Be Very Deep And Lofty And Far- Reaching, While The Former Is Altogether Wanting.

Without The Spiritual World The Material World Is A Disheartening Enigma.

Chance Generally Favors The Prudent.