An Honest Man, That Is Not Quite

It Is The Duty Of All Who Make Philosophy The Entertainment Of Their Lives, To Turn Their Thoughts To Practical Schemes For The Good Of Society, And Not Pass Away Their Time In Fruitless Searches, Which Tend Rather To The Ostentation Of Knowledge Than The Service Of Life.

If I Can In Any Way Contribute To The Diversion Or Improvement Of The Country In Which I Live, I Shall Leave It, When I Am Summoned Out Of It, With The Secret Satisfaction Of Thinking That I Have Not Lived In Vain.

We Find The Works Of Nature Still More Pleasant, The More They Resemble Those Of Art.

Those Marriages Generally Abound Most With Love And Constancy, That Are Preceded By A Long Courtship.

Plenty Of People Wish To Become Devout, But No One Wishes To Be Humble.