Reason Is Nothing Without Imagination.

He Lives Well Who Is Well Hidden.

An Optimist May See A Light Where There Is None, But Why Must The Pessimist Always Run To Blow It Out?

... Moral Certainty Is Certainty Which Is Sufficient To Regulate Our Behaviour, Or Which Measures Up To The Certainty We Have On Matters Relating To The Conduct Of Life Which We Never Normally Doubt, Though We Know That It Is Possible, Absolutely Speaking, That They May Be False.

In Order To Improve The Mind, We Ought Less To Learn, Than To Contemplate.

There Is A Difference Between Happiness, The Supreme Good, And The Final End Or Goal Toward Which Our Actions Ought To Tend. For Happiness Is Not The Supreme Good, But Presupposes It, Being The Contentment Or Satisfaction Of The Mind Which Results From Possessing It.