The Strength Of Any Plan Depends On

We Are More Solicitous That Men Speak Of Us, Than How They Speak.

No Wind Favors He Who Has No Destined Port.

We Should Be Similarly Wary Of Accepting Common Opinions; We Should Judge Them By The Ways Of Reason Not By Popular Vote.

An Able Reader Often Discovers In Other People's Writings Perfections Beyond Those That The Author Put In Or Perceived, And Lends Them Richer Meanings And Aspects.

There Is Nothing In Which A Horse's Power Is Better Revealed Than In A Neat, Clean Stop.