We Ought As Much As We Can

Your Glass Will Not Do You Half So Much Service As A Serious Reflection On Your Own Minds.

. . . He Who Only Or Chiefly Chose For Beauty, Will In A Little Time Find The Same Reason For Another Choice.

The Design Of Rhetoric Is To Remove Those Prejudices That Lie In The Way Of Truth, To Reduce The Passions To The Government Of Reasons; To Place Our Subject In A Right Light, And Excite Our Hearers To A Due Consideration Of It.

To Plead For The Oppress'd And To Defend The Weak Seem'd To Me A Generous Undertaking; For Tho' It May Be Secure, 'tis Not Always Honourable To Run Over To The Strongest Party.

Fetters Of Gold Are Still Fetters, And The Softest Lining Can Never Make Them So Easy As Liberty.