What Makes All Doctrines Plain And Clear?

Consultation And Compliance Can Conduce Little To The Perfection Of Any Literary Performance; For Whoever Is So Doubtful Of His Own Abilities As To Encourage The Remarks Of Others, Will Find Himself Every Day Embarrassed With New Difficulties, And Will Harass His Mind, In Vain, With The Hopeless Labour Of Uniting Heterogeneous Ideas, Digesting Independent Hints, And Collecting Into One Point The Several Rays Of Borrowed Light, Emitted Often With Contrary Directions.

Good Breeding Consists In Having No Particular Mark Of Any Profession, But A General Elegance Of Manners.

Care That Is Once Enter'd Into The Breast Will Have The Whole Possession Ere It Rest.

Criticism, As It Was First Instituted By Aristotle, Was Meant As A Standard Of Judging Well.

The Greatest Part Of A Writer's Time Is Spent In Reading In Order To Write. A Man Will Turn Over Half A Library To Make A Book.