The Foundation Of Domestic Happiness Is Faith

True Wit, To Every Man, Is That Which Falls On Another.

The Flame Of Anger, Bright And Brief, Sharpens The Barb Of Love.

The Sublime Is Contained In A Grain Of Dust.

Whatever Is Worthy To Be Loved For Anything Is Worthy Of Preservation. A Wise And Dispassionate Legislator, If Any Such Should Ever Arise Among Men, Will Not Condemn To Death Him Who Has Done Or Is Likely To Do More Service Than Injury To Society. Blocks And Gibbets Are The Nearest Objects With Legislators, And Their Business Is Never With Hopes Or With Virtues.

The Sweetest Souls, Like The Sweetest Flowers, Soon Canker In Cities, And No Purity Is Rarer There Than The Purity Of Delight.