A Hair In The Head Is Worth

The Admiration Of Power In Others Is As Common To Man As The Love Of It In Himself; The One Makes Him A Tyrant, The Other A Slave.

If The World Were Good For Nothing Else, It Is A Fine Subject For Speculation.

The Most Rational Cure After All For The Inordinate Fear Of Death Is To Set A Just Value On Life.

First Impressions Are Often The Truest, As We Find (not Unfrequently) To Our Cost When We Have Been Wheedled Out Of Them By Plausible Professions Or Actions. A Man's Look Is The Work Of Years, It Is Stamped On His Countenance By The Events Of His Whole Life, Nay, More, By The Hand Of Nature, And It Is Not To Be Got Rid Of Easily.

Knowledge Is Pleasure As Well As Power.