More Is Learned In A Public Than

It Is Not From Reason And Prudence That People Marry, But From Inclination.

Let Him Go Abroad To A Distant Country; Let Him Go To Some Place Where He Is Not Known. Don't Let Him Go To The Devil, Where He Is Known.

Gratitude Is A Fruit Of Great Cultivation; You Do Not Find It Among Gross People.

Even Those To Whom Providence Has Allotted Greater Strength Of Understanding, Can Expect Only To Improve A Single Science. In Every Other Part Of Learning, They Must Be Content To Follow Opinions, Which They Are Not Able To Examine; And, Even In That Which They Claim As Peculiarly Their Own, Can Seldom Add More Than Some Small Particle Of Knowledge, To The Hereditary Stock Devolved To Them From Ancient Times, The Collective Labour Of A Thousand Intellects.

Such Seems To Be The Disposition Of Man, That Whatever Makes A Distinction Produces Rivalry.