Certain I Am, That Christian Religion Does

Whilst Our Hearts Are Violently Set Upon Any Thing, There Is No Convincing Us That We Shall Ever Be Of Another Mind.

None Of Us Whether Men Or Women But Have So Good An Opinion Of Our Own Conduct As To Believe We Are Fit, If Not To Direct Others, At Least To Govern Our Selves.

If A Woman Can Neither Love Nor Honour, She Does Ill In Promising To Obey.

The Relation We Bear To The Wisdom Of The Father, The Son Of His Love, Gives Us Indeed A Dignity Which Otherwise We Have No Pretence To. It Makes Us Something, Something Considerable Even In God's Eyes.

Unhappy Is That Grandeur Which Makes Us Too Great To Be Good; And That Wit Which Sets Us At A Distance From True Wisdom.