All Affectation Is The Vain And Ridiculous

The Great Rule Of Moral Conduct Is Next To God, Respect Time.

Who Partakes In Another's Joys Is A More Humane Character Than He Who Partakes In His Griefs.

He Who Reforms Himself Has Done More Towards Reforming The Public Than A Crowd Or Noisy, Impotent Patriots.

Obstinacy Is The Strength Of The Weak. Firmness Founded Upon Principle, Upon The Truth And Right, Order And Law, Duty And Generosity, Is The Obstinacy Of Sages.

What Knowledge Is There Of Which Man Is Capable That Is Not Founded On The Exterior,--the Relation That Exists Between Visible And Invisible, The Perceptible And The Imperceptible?