Truth Is A Good Dog;

The Human Understanding When It Has Once Adopted An Opinion (either As Being The Received Opinion Or As Being Agreeable To Itself) Draws All Things Else To Support And Agree With It. And Though There Be A Greater Number And Weight Of Instances To Be Found On The Other Side, Yet These It Either Neglects And Despises, Or Else By Some Distinction Sets Aside And Rejects, In Order That By This Great And Pernicious Predetermination The Authority Of Its Former Conclusions May Remain Inviolate.

Truth Comes Out Of Error More Readily Than Out Of Confusion.

No Pleasure Is Comparable To The Standing Upon The Vantage-ground Of Truth.

There Is No Secrecy Comparable To Celerity.

Photographs Are Not Only Points Of Reference... They're Often Triggers Of Ideas.