We Judge Of Man's Wisdom By His

The Worst Of Charity Is That The Lives You Are Asked To Preserve Are Not Worth Preserving.

The Use Of Literature Is To Afford Us A Platform Whence We May Command A View Of Our Present Life, A Purchase By Which We May Move It....we See Literature Best From The Midst Of Wild Nature, Or From The Din Of Affairs, Or From A High Religion. The Field Cannot Be Well Seen From Within The Field.

Great Causes Are Never Tried On Their Merits; But The Cause Is Reduced To Particulars To Suit The Size Of The Partizans, And The Contention Is Ever Hottest On Minor Matters.

Love Is The Bright Foreigner, The Foreign Self.

Whenever You Are Sincerely Pleased You Are Nourished.