Whenever A Separation Is Made Between Liberty

The Truly Sublime Is Always Easy, And Always Natural.

Man Acts From Adequate Motives Relative To His Interest, And Not On Metaphysical Speculations.

Economy Is A Distributive Virtue, And Consists Not In Saving But Selection. Parsimony Requires No Providence, No Sagacity, No Powers Of Combination, No Comparison, No Judgment.

You Can Never Plan The Future By The Past.

An Event Has Happened, Upon Which It Is Difficult To Speak, And Impossible To Be Silent.