The Wise Man Is Satisfied With Nothing.

The Virtue Of A Human Being Is The Application Of His Capacity To The General Good.

The First Duty Of Man Is To Take None Of The Principles Of Conduct Upon Trust; To Do Nothing Without A Clear And Individual Conviction That It Is Right To Be Done.

Books Are The Depositary Of Everything That Is Most Honourable To Man.

If There Be Such A Thing As Truth, It Must Infallibly Be Struck Out By The Collision Of Mind With Mind.

In A Well-written Book We Are Presented With The Maturest Reflections, Or The Happiest Flights Of A Mind Of Uncommon Excellence. It Is Impossible That We Can Be Much Accustomed To Such Companions Without Attaining Some Resemblance To Them.