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Books Let Us Into Their Souls And Lay Open To Us The Secrets Of Our Own.

A Great Man La An Abstraction Of Some One Excellence; But Whoever Fancies Himself An Abstraction Of Excellence, So Far From Being Great, May Be Sure That He Is A Blockhead, Equally Ignorant Of Excellence Or Defect Of Himself Or Others.

It Is Easier Taking The Beaten Path Than Making Our Way Over Bogs And Precipices. The Great Difficulty In Philosophy Is To Come To Every Question With A Mind Fresh And Unshackled By Former Theories, Though Strengthened By Exercise And Information.

Our Contempt For Others Proves Nothing But The Illiberality And Narrowness Of Our Own Views.

Common Sense, To Most People, Is Nothing More Than Their Own Opinions.