As Long As One Lives He Will

What We Read With Inclination Makes A Much Stronger Impression. If We Read Without Inclination, Half The Mind Is Employed In Fixing The Attention; So There Is But One Half To Be Employed On What We Read.

Few Men Survey Themselves With So Much Severity As Not To Admit Prejudices In Their Own Favor.

The Heroes Of Literary History Have Been No Less Remarkable For What They Have Suffered Than For What They Have Achieved.

Deviation From Nature Is Deviation From Happiness.

He Who Would Have Fine Guests, Let Him Have A Fine Wife.