The Life Of A Scholar

Such Is The Patriot's Boast, Where'er We Roam, His First Best Country Ever Is At Home.

The Person Whose Clothes Are Extremely Fine I Am Too Apt To Consider As Not Being Possessed Of Any Superiority Of Fortune, But Resembling Those Indians Who Are Found To Wear All The Gold They Have In The World In A Bob At The Nose.

Blame Where You Must, Be Candid Where You Can, And Be Each Critic The Good-natured Man.

Our Pleasures Are Short, And Can Only Charm At Intervals; Love Is A Method Of Protraction Our Greatest Pleasure.

In Arguing One Should Meet Serious Pleading With Humor, And Humor With Serious Pleading.