No Man Will Be Found

Nothing Is More Common Than To Find Men, Whose Works Are Now Totally Neglected, Mentioned With Praises By Their Contemporaries As The Oracles Of Their Age, And The Legislators Of Science.

What Is Twice Read Is Commonly Better Remembered That What Is Transcribed.

Nothing Is More Idle Than To Inquire After Happiness, Which Nature Has Kindly Placed Within Our Reach.

I Should As Soon Think Of Contradicting A Bishop

He Left The Name At Which The World Grew Pale, To Point A Moral, Or Adorn A Tale.