After All Manner Of Professors Have Done

We Remove Mountains, And Make Seas Our Smooth Highway; Nothing Can Resist Us. We War With Rude Nature; And, By Our Resistless Engines, Come Off Always Victorious, And Loaded With Spoils.

It Is In General More Profitable To Reckon Up Our Defeats Than To Boast Of Our Attainments.

Is Not Light Grander Than Fire? It Is The Same Element In A State Of Purity.

Success In Life, In Anything, Depends Upon The Number Of Persons That One Can Make Himself Agreeable To.

Skepticism . . . Is Not Intellectual Only It Is Moral Also, A Chronic Atrophy And Disease Of The Whole Soul.