He That Revels In A Well-chosen Library,

Man Is The Only Creature We Know, That, When The Term Of His Natural Life Is Ended, Leaves The Memory Of Himself Behind Him.

He That Revels In A Well-chosen Library, Has Innumerable Dishes, And All Of Admirable Flavour.

It Is Absurd To Expect The Inclinations And Wishes Of Two Human Beings To Coincide, Through Any Long Period Of Time. To Oblige Them To Act And Live Together Is To Subject Them To Some Inevitable Potion Of Thwarting, Bickering, And Unhappiness.

If Admiration Were Not Generally Deemed The Exclusive Property Of The Rich, And Contempt The Constant Lackey Of Poverty, The Love Of Gain Would Cease To Be An Universal Problem.

A Celebrated North Country Apostle, Who, After Calvin Had Damned Ninety-nine In A Hundred Of Mankind, Had Contrived A Scheme For Damning Ninety-nine In A Hundred Of The Followers Of Calvin.