Skins May Differ, But Affection Dwells In

They Best Can Judge A Poet's Worth, Who Oft Themselves Have Known The Pangs Of A Poetic Birth By Labours Of Their Own.

Dejection Of Spirits, Which May Have Prevented Many A Man From Becoming An Author, Made Me One. I Find Constant Employment Necessary, And Therefore Take Care To Be Constantly Employed. . . . When I Can Find No Other Occupation, I Think; And When I Think, I Am Very Apt To Do It In Rhyme.

Men Deal With Life As Children With Their Play, Who First Misuse, Then Cast Their Toys Away.

The Parson Knows Enough Who Knows A Duke.

God Forbid That Judges Upon Their Oath Should Make Resolutions To Enlarge Jurisdiction.