A Man's Conscience And His Judgment Is

If I Had Read As Much As Other Men I Would Have Known No More Than They.

Appetite, With An Opinion Of Attaining, Is Called Hope; The Same, Without Such Opinion, Despair.

Prudence Is A Presumption Of The Future, Contracted From The Experience Of Time Past.

The Best Men Are The Least Suspicious Of Fraudulent Purposes.

The Errors Of Definitions Multiply Themselves According As The Reckoning Proceeds; And Lead Men Into Absurdities, Which At Last They See But Cannot Avoid, Without Reckoning Anew From The Beginning.