Laws, Like Houses, Lean On One Another.

Liberty Does Not Exist In The Absence Of Morality.

Those Who Attempt To Level Never Equalize

Men Are As Much Blinded By The Extremes Of Misery As By The Extremes Of Prosperity.

Poetry, With All Its Obscurity, Has A More General As Well As A More Powerful Dominion Over The Passions Than The Art Of Painting.

Man Acts From Adequate Motives Relative To His Interest, And Not On Metaphysical Speculations.