He Who Has Imagination Without Learning Has

Children Must Be Rendered Reasonable, But Not Reasoners. The First Thing To Teach Them Is That It Is Reasonable For Them To Obey, And Unreasonable For Them To Dispute.

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.

Religion Must Be Loved As A Kind Of Country And Nursing-mother. It Was Religion That Nourished Our Virtues, That Showed Us Heaven, That Taught Us To Walk In The Path Of Duty.

Lenity Is A Part Of Justice; But She Must Not Speak Too Loud For Fear Of Waking Justice.

He Who Has Imagination Without Learning Has Wings But No Feet. [fr., Celui Qui A De L'imagination Sans Erudition A Des Ailes, Et N'a Pas De Pieds.]