That Man Indeed Can Never Be Good

The Soul Debases Her Self, When She Sets Her Affections On Any Thing But Her Creator.

For My Part I Think The Learned, And Unlearned Blockhead Pretty Equal; For 'tis All One To Me, Whether A Man Talk Nonsense, Or Unintelligible Sense, I Am Diverted And Edified Alike By Either; The One Enjoys Himself Less, But Suffers His Friends To Do It More; The Other Enjoys Himself And His Own Humour Enough, But Will Let No Body Else Do It In His Company.

If God Had Not Intended That Women Shou'd Use Their Reason, He Wou'd Not Have Given Them Any, 'for He Does Nothing In Vain.

We Ought As Much As We Can To Endeavour The Perfecting Of Our Beings, And That We Be As Happy As Possibly We May.

We Must Think What We Say, And Mean What We Profess.