Immoderate Power, Like Other Intemperance, Leaves The

Great Men Too Often Have Greater Faults Than Little Men Can Find Room For.

I Hate False Words, And Seek With Care, Difficulty, And Moroseness, Those That Fit The Thing.

The Happiest Of Pillows Is Not That Which Love First Presses! It Is That Which Death Has Frowned On And Passed Over.

A Great Man Knows The Value Of Greatness; He Dares Not Hazard It, He Will Not Squander It.

I Would Recommend A Free Commerce Both Of Matter And Mind. I Would Let Men Enter Their Own Churches With The Same Freedom As Their Own Houses; And I Would Do It Without A Homily Or Graciousness Or Favor, For Tyranny Itself Is To Me A Word Less Odious Than Toleration.