Death, They Say, Acquits Us Of All

There Is No Passion So Much Transports The Sincerity Of Judgment As Doth Anger

Most Men Are Rich In Borrowed Sufficiency: A Man May Very Well Say A Good Thing, Give A Good Answer, Cite A Good Sentence, Without At All Seeing The Force Of Either The One Or The Other.

Silence And Modesty Are Very Valuable Qualities In Conversation.

We Are Born To Inquire Into Truth; It Belongs To A Greater To Possess It

Arts And Sciences Are Not Cast In A Mould, But Are Found And Perfected By Degrees, By Often Handling And Polishing.