It Is Undoubtedly True, Though It May

To Be Struck With His Power, It Is Only Necessary To Open Our Eyes.

True Humility-the Basis Of The Christian System-is The Low But Deep And Firm Foundation Of All Virtues.

There Are Cases In Which A Man Would Be Ashamed Not To Have Been Imposed Upon. There Is A Confidence Necessary To Human Intercourse, And Without Which Men Are Often More Injured By Their Own Suspicions Than They Would Be By The Perfidy Of Others.

Economy Is A Distributive Virtue, And Consists Not In Saving But In Selection.

Curiosity Is The Most Superficial Of All The Affections; It Changes Its Object Perpetually; It Has An Appetite Which Is Very Sharp, But Very Easily Satisfied, And It Has Always An Appearance Of Giddiness, Restlessness And Anxiety.