Amongst So Many Borrowed Things, Am Glad

He That I Am Reading Seems Always To Have The Most Force.

Lying Is A Disgraceful Vice, And One That Plutarch Paints In Most Disgraceful Colors, When He Says That It Is "affording Testimony That One First Despises God, And Then Fears Men." It Is Not Possible More Happily To Describe Its Horrible, Disgusting, And Abandoned Nature; For Can We Imagine Anything More Vile Than To Be Cowards With Regard To Men, And Brave With Regard To God.

There Is No Greater Enemy To Those Who Would Please Than Expectation.

Glory And Repose Are Things That Cannot Possibly Inhabit In One And The Same Place.

All We Do Is To Look After The Opinions And Learning Of Others: We Ought To Make Them Our Own.