To A Valet No Man Is A

Doubt Grows With Knowledge.

Words Express Neither Objects Nor Ourselves.

A Man Avails Himself Of The Truth So Long As It Is Serviceable; But He Seizes On What Is False With A Passionate Eloquence As Soon As He Can Make A Momentary Use Of It.

No Prudent Antagonist Thinks Light Of His Adversaries.

God Could Cause Us Considerable Embarrassment By Revealing All The Secrets Of Nature To Us: We Should Not Know What To Do For Sheer Apathy And Boredom.