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There Is Frequently More To Be Learned From The Unexpected Questions Of A Child Than The Discourses Of Men.

Things Of This World Are In So Constant A Flux, That Nothing Remains Long In The Same State.

Every Man Must Some Time Or Other Be Trusted To Himself.

A Young Man Before He Leaves The Shelter Of His Father's House, And The Guard Of A Tutor, Should Be Fortify'd With Resolution, And Made Acquainted With Men, To Secure His Virtues, Lest He Should Be Led Into Some Ruinous Course, Or Fatal Precipice, Before He Is Sufficiently Acquainted With The Dangers Of Conversation, And His Steadiness Enough Not To Yield To Every Temptation.

If By Gaining Knowledge We Destroy Our Health, We Labour For A Thing That Will Be Useless In Our Hands.