Fear Loves The Idea Of Danger.

No One Is Mediocre Who Has Good Sense And Good Sentiments.

Order Is To Arrangement What The Soul Is To The Body, And What Mind Is To Matter.

To The Liberal Ideas Of The Age Must Be Opposed The Moral Ideas Of All Ages.

The Lively Phraseology Of Montesquieu Was The Result Of Long Meditation. His Words, As Light As Wings, Bear On Them Grave Reflections.

The Art Of Saying Well What One Thinks Is Different From The Faculty Of Thinking. The Latter May Be Very Deep And Lofty And Far- Reaching, While The Former Is Altogether Wanting.