Greece Appears To Be The Fountain Of

Life Affords No Higher Pleasure Than That Of Surmounting Difficulties.

You Despise A Man For Avarice; But You Do Not Hate Him.

You Never Find People Laboring To Convince You That You May Live Very Happily Upon A Plentiful Income.

Studious To Please, Yet Not Ashamed To Fail.

The Power, Indeed, Of Every Individual Is Small, And The Consequence Of His Endeavours Imperceptible, In A General Prospect Of The World. Providence Has Given No Man Ability To Do Much, That Something Might Be Left For Every Man To Do. The Business Of Life Is Carried On By A General Co-operation; In Which The Part Of Any Single Man Can Be No More Distinguished, Than The Effect Of A Particular Drop When The Meadows Are Floated By A Summer Shower: Yet Every Drop Increases The Inundation, And Every Hand Adds To The Happiness Or Misery Of Mankind.