Chastity, Like Piety, Is A Uniform Grace.

In All Works Of This, And Of The Dramatic Kind, Story, Or Amusement, Should Be Considered As Little More Than The Vehicle To The More Necessary Instruction.

Things We Wish To Be True Are Apt To Gain Too Ready Credit With Us.

The World, Thinking Itself Affronted By Superior Merit, Takes Delight To Bring It Down To Its Own Level.

Humility Is A Grace That Shines In A High Condition But Cannot, Equally, In A Low One Because A Person In The Latter Is Already, Perhaps, Too Much Humbled.

The Wisest Among Us Is A Fool In Some Things.