If A Man Could Have Half Of

He That Riseth Late, Must Trot All Day, And Shall Scarce Overtake His Business At Night.

Experience Is The Best Teacher, But A Fool Will Learn From No Other.

Notwithstanding My Experiments With Electricity The Thunderbolt Continues To Fall Under Our Noses And Beards; And As For The Tyrant, There Are A Million Of Us Still Engaged At Snatching Away His Sceptre.

Virtue Alone Is Sufficient To Make A Man Great, Glorious, And Happy.

To Inquisitive Minds Like Yours And Mine The Reflection That The Quantity Of Human Knowledge Bears No Proportion To The Quantity Of Human Ignorance Must Be In One View Rather Pleasing, Viz., That Though We Are To Live Forever We May Be Continually Amused And Delighted With Learning Something New.