Every Noble Work Is At First Impossible.

For All Right Judgment Of Any Man Or Things It Is Useful, Nay, Essential, To See His Good Qualities Before Pronouncing On His Bad.

There Is Endless Merit In A Man's Knowing When To Have Done.

Life Is A Series Of Lessons That Have To Be Understood.

Woe To Him, . . . Who Has No Court Of Appeal Against The World's Judgment.

Scarcely Two Hundred Years Back Can Fame Recollect Articulately At All; And There She But Maunders And Mumbles.