Books Are The Legacies That A Great

If Men Would Consider Not So Much Wherein They Differ, As Wherein They Agree, There Would Be Far Less Of Uncharitableness And Angry Feeling In The World.

There Is Nothing In Which Men More Deceive Themselves Than In What They Call Zeal.

Good-breeding Shows Itself Most Where To An Ordinary Eye It Appears The Least.

Thus I Live In The World Rather As A Spectator Of Mankind, Than As One Of The Species, By Which Means I Have Made Myself A Speculative Statesman, Soldier, Merchant, And Artisan, Without Ever Meddling With Any Practical Part Of Life.

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