Charity Begins At Home, But Should Not

A Good Horse Should Be Seldom Spurred.

Memory Depends Very Much On The Perspicuity, Regularity, And Order Of Our Thoughts. Many Complain Of The Want Of Memory, When The Defect Is In The Judgment; And Others, By Grasping At All, Retain Nothing.

There Is Nothing That So Much Gratifies An Ill Tongue As When It Finds An Angry Heart.

With Devotion's Visage And Pious Action We Do Sugar O'er The Devil Himself.

It Is The Property Of Fools To Be Always Judging.