As We Are Poetical In Our Natures,

An Orator Can Hardly Get Beyond Commonplaces: If He Does He Gets Beyond His Hearers.

Religion Either Makes Men Wise And Virtuous, Or It Makes Them Set Up False Pretenses To Both.

Those People Who Are Always Improving Never Become Great. Greatness Is An Eminence, The Ascent To Which Is Steep And Lofty, And Which A Man Must Seize On At Once By Natural Boldness And Vigor, And Not By Patient, Wary Steps.

The Garb Of Religion Is The Best Cloak For Power.

As We Are Poetical In Our Natures, So We Delight In Fable.