Hope Is A Working-man's Dream.

There Is No Book So Bad That Some Good Can Not Be Got Out Of It.

The Graceful Tear That Streams For Others' Man Is The Weeping Animal Born To Govern All The Rest.

The Most Valuable Discoveries Have Found Their Origin In The Most Trivial Accidents.

The World, And Whatever That Be Which We Call The Heavens, By The Vault Of Which All Things Are Enclosed, We Must Conceive To Be A Deity, To Be Eternal, Without Bounds, Neither Created Nor Subject At Any Time To Destruction. To Inquire What Is Beyond It Is No Concern Of Man; Nor Can The Human Mind Form Any Conjecture Concerning It.

No Book So Bad But Some Part May Be Of Use.