It Is Far Better To Borrow Experience

Deliberate With Caution, But Act With Decision And Yield With Graciousness, Or Oppose With Firmness.

That Writer Does The Most Who Gives His Reader The Most Knowledge And Takes From Him The Least Time.

True Contentment Depends Not Upon What We Have; A Tub Was Large Enough For Diogenes, But A World Was Too Little For Alexander.

The Acquirements Of Science Maybe Termed The Armor Of The Mind.

That Politeness Which We Put On, In Order To Keep The Assuming And The Presumptuous At A Proper Distance Will Generally Succeed. But It Sometimes Happens That These Obtrusive Characters Are On Such Excellent Terms With Themselves That They Put Down This Very Politeness To The Score Of Their Own Great Merits And High Pretensions, Meeting The Coldness Of Our Reserve With A Ridiculous Condescension Of Familiarity, In Order To Set Us At Ease With Ourselves.