That Man Indeed Can Never Be Good

We May Not Commit A Lesser Sin Under Pretence To Avoid A Greater, But We May, Nay We Ought To Endure The Greatest Pain And Grief Rather Than Commit The Least Sin.

To All The Rest Of His Absurdities, (for Vice Is Always Unreasonable,) He Adds One More, Who Expects That Vertue From Another Which He Won't Practise Himself.

Women Are From Their Very Infancy Debarred Those Advantages With The Want Of Which They Are Aftewards Reproached, And Nursed Up In Those Vices Which Will Hereafter Be Upbraided To Them. So Partial Are Men As To Expect Bricks When They Afford No Straw.

That Which Has Not A Real Excellency And Value In It Self, Entertains No Longer Than The Giddy Humour Which Recommended It To Us Holds.

For Certainly There Cannot Be A Higher Pleasure Than To Think That We Love And Are Beloved By The Most Amiable And Best Being.