The Natural Progress Of The

Criticism, Though Dignified From The Earliest Ages By The Labours Of Men Eminent For Knowledge And Sagacity, Has Not Yet Attained The Certainty And Stability Of Science.

A Man Ought To Read Just As Inclination Leads Him, For What He Reads As A Task Will Do Him Little Good.

Gratitude Is A Species Of Justice.

Curiosity, Like All Other Desires, Produces Pain As Well As Pleasure.

Whatever Is Formed For Long Duration Arrives Slowly To Its Maturity.