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We Must Not Attach Knowledge To The Mind, We Have To Incorporate It There.

Necessity Reconciles And Brings Men Together; And This Accidental Connection Afterward Forms Itself Into Laws.

Everything Must Not Always Be Said, For That Would Be Folly.

It Makes Me Hate Accepting Things That Are Probable When They Are Held Up Before Me As Infallibly True. I Prefer These Words Which Tone Down And Modify The Hastiness Of Our Propositions: "perhaps, In Some Sort, Some, They Say, I Think," And The Like.

The Good Opinion Of The Vulgar Is Injurious.