Spite And Ill-nature Are Among The Most

Distance Has The Same Effect On The Mind As On The Eye.

We Go From Anticipation To Anticipation, Not From Satisfaction To Satisfaction.

At Seventy-seven It Is Time To Be In Earnest.

It Has Long Been Observed, That An Atheist Has No Just Reason For Endeavouring Conversions; And Yet None Harass Those Minds Which They Can Influence, With More Importunity Of Solicitation To Adopt Their Opinions. In Proportion As They Doubt The Truth Of Their Own Doctrines, They Are Desirous To Gain The Attestation Of Another Understanding: And Industriously Labour To Win A Proselyte, And Eagerly Catch At The Slightest Pretense To Dignify Their Sect With A Distinguished Name.

The Disturbers Of Our Happiness, In This World, Are Our Desires, Our Griefs, And Our Fears.