Patience, Piety, And Salutary Knowledge Spring Up

And Modesty, Who, When She Goes, Is Gone For Ever.

Ambition Does Not See The Earth She Treads On: The Rock And The Herbage Are Of One Substance To Her.

We Cannot At Once Catch The Applauses Of The Vulgar And Expect The Approbation Of The Wise.

Whatever Is Worthy To Be Loved For Anything Is Worthy Of Preservation. A Wise And Dispassionate Legislator, If Any Such Should Ever Arise Among Men, Will Not Condemn To Death Him Who Has Done Or Is Likely To Do More Service Than Injury To Society. Blocks And Gibbets Are The Nearest Objects With Legislators, And Their Business Is Never With Hopes Or With Virtues.

The Heart That Once Has Been Bathed In Love's Pure Fountain Retains The Pulse Of Youth Forever.