He Who Fights And Runs Away May

There Is Nothing So Absurd Or Ridiculous That Has Not At Some Time Been Said By Some Philosopher. Fontenelle Says He Would Undertake To Persuade The Whole Public Of Readers To Believe That The Sun Was Neither The Cause Of Light Or Heat, If He Could Only Get Six Philosophers On His Side.

The Bounds Of A Man's Knowledge Are Easily Concealed, If He Has But Prudence.

Whatever Mitigates The Woes, Or Increases The Happiness Of Others, Is A Just Criterion Of Goodness; And Whatever Injures Society At Large, Or Any Individual In It, Is A Criterion Of Iniquity.

By Sports Like These Are All Their Cares Beguil'd; The Sports Of Children Satisfy The Child.

An Englishman Fears Contempt More Than Death.