Off I Go, Rummaging About In Books

There Is Nothing Useless In Nature; Not Even Uselessness Itself

We Should Be Similarly Wary Of Accepting Common Opinions; We Should Judge Them By The Ways Of Reason Not By Popular Vote.

Excellent Memories Are Often Coupled With Feeble Judgments.

Confidence In Others' Honesty Is No Light Testimony Of One's Own Integrity.

It Is Far More Probable That Our Senses Should Deceive Us, Than That An Old Woman Should Be Carried Up A Chimney On A Broom Stick; And That It Is Far Less Astonishing That Witnesses Should Lie, Than That Witches Should Perform The Acts That Were Alleged.