People Of Little Understanding Are Most Apt

...for My Master, Bad As I Have Thought Him, Is Not Half So Bad As This Woman.-to Be Sure She Must Be An Atheist!

A Good Man Will Extend His Munificence To The Industrious Poor Of All Persuasions Reduced By Age, Infirmity, Or Accident; To Thosewho Labour Under Incurable Maladies; And To The Youth Of Either Sex, Who Are Capable Of Beginning The World With Advantage, But Have Not The Means.

We Have Nothing To Do, But To Choose What Is Right, To Be Steady In The Pursuit Of It, And Leave The Issue To Providence.

Nothing Can Be More Wounding To A Spirit Not Ungenerous, Than A Generous Forgiveness.

From Sixteen To Twenty, All Women, Kept In Humor By Their Hopes And By Their Attractions, Appear To Be Good-natured.