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We May Receive So Much Light As Not To See, And So Much Philosophy As To Be Worse Than Foolish.

Great Men Always Pay Deference To Greater.

Merit Has Rarely Risen Of Itself, But A Pebble Or A Twig Is Often Quite Sufficient For It To Spring From To The Highest Ascent. There Is Usually Some Baseness Before There Is Any Elevation.

The Sweetest Souls, Like The Sweetest Flowers, Soon Canker In Cities, And No Purity Is Rarer There Than The Purity Of Delight.

Next In Criminality To Him Who Violates The Laws Of His Country, Is He Who Violates The Language.