Where Knowledge Ends, Religion Begins.

The Italians Say It Is Not Necessary To Be A Stag; But We Ought Not To Be A Tortoise.

The Stage Is A Supplement To The Pulpit, Where Virtue, According To Plato's Sublime Idea, Moves Our Love And Affection When Made Visible To The Eye.

Great Revolutions, Whatever May Be Their Causes, Are Not Lightly Commenced, And Are Not Concluded With Precipitation.

What Is Earnest Is Not Always True; On The Contrary Error Is Often More Earnest Than Truth.

Accent And Emphasis Are The Pith Of Reading; Punctuation Is But Secondary.