How Do We Know That We Have

Ladies, Like Variegated Tulips, Show 'tis To Their Changes Half Their Charms We Owe.

True Wit Is Nature To Advantage Dress'd What Oft Was Thought, But Ne'er So Well Express'd; Something Whose Truth Convinced At Sight We Find, That Gives Us Back The Image Of Our Mind. As Shades More Sweetly Recommend The Light, So Modest Plainness Sets Off Sprightly Wit.

One Self-approving Hour Whole Years Outweighs.

At Present We Can Only Reason Of The Divine Justice From What We Know Of Justice In Man. When We Are In Other Scenes, We May Have Truer And Nobler Ideas Of It; But While We Are In This Life, We Can Only Speak From The Volume That Is Laid Open Before Us.

As With Narrow-necked Bottles; The Less They Have In Them, The More Noise They Make In Pouring Out.