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There Is A Vast Deal Of Vital Air In Loving Words.

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All Schools Of Philosophy, And Almost All Authors, Are Rather To Be Frequented For Exercise Than For Weight.

Politeness Is Not Always A Sign Of Wisdom; But The Want Of It Always Leaves Room For A Suspicion Of Folly, If Folly And Imprudence Are The Same.

A True Philosopher Is Beyond The Reach Of Fortune.