Knavery Is Ever Suspicious Of Knavery.

Advertisements Are Of Great Use To The Vulgar. First Of All, As They Are Instruments Of Ambition. A Man That Is By No Means Big Enough For The Gazette, May Easily Creep Into The Advertisements; By Which Means We Often See An Apothecary In The Same Paper Of News With A Plenipotentiary, Or A Running Footman With An Ambassador.

Content Thyself To Be Obscurely Good.

A Vast Space Naturally Raises In My Thoughts The Idea Of An Almighty Being.

Instability Of Temper Ought To Be Checked When It Disposes Men To Wander From One Scheme To Another: Since Such A Fickleness Cannot But Be Attended With Fatal Consequences.

The Pride Of Woman, Natural To Her, Never Sleeps Until Modesty Is Gone.