If We Admit A Thing So Extraordinary

God Is A Being Of Transcendent And Unlimited Perfections: His Nature Therefore Is Incomprehensible To Finite Spirits.

Casting An Eye On The Education Of Children, From Whence I Can Make A Judgment Of My Own, I Observe They Are Instructed In Religious Matters Before They Can Reason About Them, And Consequently That All Such Instruction Is Nothing Else But Filling The Tender Mind Of A Child With Prejudices.

I Had Rather Be An Oyster Than A Man, The Most Stupid And Senseless Of Animals.

The Fawning Courtier And The Surly Squire Often Mean The Same Thing,--each His Own Interest.

It Is Impossible That A Man Who Is False To His Friends And Neighbours Should Be True To The Public.