It Is Surely Very Narrow Policy That

The King Who Makes War On His Enemies Tenderly Distresses His Subjects Most Cruelly.

There Are People Whom One Should Like Very Well To Drop, But Would Not Wish To Be Dropped By.

A Man Ought To Read Just As Inclination Leads Him, For What He Reads As A Task Will Do Him Little Good.

Locke, Whom There Is No Reason To Suspect Of Being A Favorer Of Idleness Or Libertinism, Has Advanced That Whoever Hopes To Employ Any Part Of His Time With Efficacy And Vigor Must Allow Some Of It To Pass With Trifles.

I Would Rather Be Attacked Than Unnoticed. For The Worst Thing You Can Do To An Author Is To Be Silent As To His Works.