Some Books Seem To Have Been Written,

There Is Nothing In Life So Irrational, That Good Sense And Chance May Not Set It To Rights; Nothing So Rational, That Folly And Chance May Not Utterly Confound It.

Thou Tremblest Before Anticipated Ills, And Still Bemoanest What Thou Never Losest.

A Distracted Existence Leads Us To No Goal

I Could Never Have Known So Well How Paltry Men Are, And How Little They Care For Really High Aims, If I Had Not Tested Them By My Scientific Researches. Thus I Saw That Most Men Only Care For Science So Far As They Get A Living By It, And That They Worship Even Error When It Affords Them A Subsistence.

Character Calls Forth Character.