Grief Is A Species Of Idleness.

Deign On The Passing World To Turn Thine Eyes, And Pause Awhile From Letters, To Be Wise.

No Man Should Attempt To Teach Others What He Has Never Learned Himself

[c]ourage Is Reckoned The Greatest Of All Virtues; Because, Unless A Man Has That Virtue, He Has No Security For Preserving Any Other.

Judgment Is Forced Upon Us By Experience

Words Become Low By The Occasions To Which They Are Applied, Or The General Character Of Them Who Use Them; And The Disgust Which They Produce Arises From The Revival Of Those Images With Which They Are Commonly United.