The Good Particular Men May Do Separately,

Covetousness Is Ever Attended With Solicitude And Anxiety.

Virtue May Not Always Make A Face Handsome, But Vice Will Certainly Make It Ugly.

The Doors Of Wisdom Are Never Shut.

Who Judges Best Of A Man, His Enemies Or Himself?

My Dear Friend, Do Not Imagine That I Am Vain Enough To Ascribe Our Success [revolution] To Any Superiority . . . If It Had Not Been For The Justice Of Our Cause, And The Consequent Interposition Of Providence, In Which We Had Faith, We Must Have Been Ruined. If I Had Ever Before Been An Atheist, I Should Now Have Been Convinced Of The Being And Government Of A Deity!