I May Be No Better, But At

Liberty May Be Gained, But Can Never Be Recovered.

It Is Hard To Prevent Oneself From Believing What One So Keenly Desires, And Who Can Doubt That The Interest We Have In Admitting Or Denying The Reality Of The Judgement To Come Determines The Faith Of Most Men In Accordance With Their Hopes And Fears.

It Is In Man's Heart That The Life Of Nature's Spectacle Exists; To See It, One Must Feel It.

It Is Well Known That A Loose And Easy Dress Contributes Much To Give To Both Sexes Those Fine Proportions Of Body That Are Observable In The Grecian Statues, And Which Serve As Models To Our Present Artists.

Generally We Obtain Very Surely And Very Speedily What We Are Not Too Anxious To Obtain.