All The Sciences Are, In Some Measure,

The Volumes Of Antiquity, Like Medals, May Very Well Serve To Amuse The Curious, But The Works Of The Moderns, Like The Current Coin Of A Kingdom, Are Much Better For Immediate Use.

Villainy, When Detected, Never Gives Up, But Boldly Adds Impudence To Imposture.

Aspiring Beggary Is Wretchedness Itself.

Want Of Prudence Is Too Frequently The Want Of Virtue.

Fear Guides More To Their Duty Than Gratitude; For One Man Who Is Virtuous From The Love Of Virtue, From The Obligation He Thinks He Lies Under To The Giver Of All, There Are Ten Thousand Who Are Good Only From Their Apprehension Of Punishment.