Much Is Due To Those Who First

Friendship, Like Love, Is Destroyed By Long Absence, Though It May Be Increased By Short Intermissions.

It Is However, Reasonable, To Have Perfection In Our Eye; That We May Always Advance Towards It, Though We Know It Never Can Be Reached.

Nobody Has The Right To Put Another Under Such A Difficulty That He Must Either Hurt The Person By Telling The Truth Or Hurt Himself By Telling What Is Not True.

Everybody Knows Worse Of Himself Than He Knows Of Other Men.

Lectures Were Once Useful; But Now When All Can Read, And Books Are So Numerous, Lectures Are Unnecessary.