All Great Men Come Out Of The

Meek Young Men Grow Up In Libraries, Believing It Their Duty To Accept The Views Which Cicero, Which Locke, Which Bacon, Have Given, Forgetful That Cicero, Locke, And Bacon Were Only Young Men In Libraries, When They Wrote These Books.

Wherever There Is Failure, There Is Some Giddiness, Some Superstition About Luck, Some Step Omitted, Which, Nature Never Pardons.

Only An Inventor Knows How To Borrow, And Every Man Is Or Should Be An Inventor.

One Idea Lights A Thousand Candles.

Nature, Through All Her Kingdoms, Insures Herself.