If A Civil Word Or Two Will

Dislike What Deserves It, But Never Hate: For That Is Of The Nature Of Malice; Which Is Almost Ever To Persons, Not Things, And Is One Of The Blackest Qualities Sin Begets In The Soul.

Inquire Often, But Judge Rarely, And Thou Wilt Not Often Be Mistaken.

A Vain Man Is A Nauseous Creature: He Is So Full Of Himself That He Has No Room For Anything Else, Be It Never So Good Or Deserving.

No Religion Is Better Than An Unnatural One.

We Are Too Apt To Love Praise, But Not To Deserve It.