Life Is Barren Enough Surely With All

It Is Generally Agreed, That Few Men Are Made Better By Affluence Or Exaltation.

When A Man Is Tried Of London, He Is Tired Of Life.

The Highest Panegyric, Therefore, That Private Virtue Can Receive, Is The Praise Of Servants.

Criticism Is A Study By Which Men Grow Important And Formidable At Very Small Expense. The Power Of Invention Has Been Conferred By Nature Upon Few, And The Labour Of Learning Those Sciences Which May, By Mere Labour, Be Obtained, Is Too Great To Be Willingly Endured; But Every Man Can Exert Some Judgment As He Has Upon The Works Of Others; And He Whom Nature Has Made Weak, And Idleness Keeps Ignorant, May Yet Support His Vanity By The Name Of Critic.

Few Things Are Impossible To Diligence And Skill.