Pleasures Are Always Children, Pains

The Aim Of Argument, Or Of Discussion, Should Not Be Victory, But Progress.

If Fortune Wishes To Make A Man Estimable, She Gives Him Virtues; If She Wishes To Make Him Esteemed, She Gives Him Success.

We Find Little In A Book But What We Put There. But In Great Books, The Mind Finds Room To Put Many Things.

There Are Those To Whom One Must Advise Madness.

Words, Like Glass, Obscure When They Do Not Aid Vision.