No Man Speaketh, Or Should Speak, Of

The Reading Of Books, What Is It But Conversing With The Wisest Men Of All Ages And All Countries.

The Proper Work Of Man, The Grand Drift Of Human Life, Is To Follow Reason, That Noble Spark Kindled In Us From Heaven.

That In Affairs Of Very Considerable Importance Men Should Deal With One Another With Satisfaction Of Mind, And Mutual Confidence, They Must Receive Competent Assurances Concerning The Integrity, Fidelity, And Constancy Each Of Other.

Slander Is A Complication, A Comprisal And Sum Of All Wickedness.

We Should Allow Others' Excellences, To Preserve A Modest Opinion Of Our Own.