The Simple-hearted And Sincere Never Do More

One Man Finds In Religion His Literature And His Science, Another Finds In It His Joy And His Duty.

Maxims Are To The Intellect What Laws Are To Actions; They Do Not Enlighten, But They Guide And Direct, And, Although Themselves Blind, Are Protective.

We Use Up In The Passions The Stuff That Was Given Us For Happiness.

When We Love, It Is The Heart That Judges.

A Work Is Perfectly Finished Only When Nothing Can Be Added To It And Nothing Taken Away.