Men of sense are really all of one religion. But men of sense never tell what it is.

As many as are the difficulties which Virtue has to encounter in this world, her force is yet superior.

When men are easy in themselves, they let others remain so.

It is the same with understanding as with eyes; to a certain size and make, just so much light is necessary, and no more. Whatever is beyond brings darkness and confusion.

Men of sense are really all of one religion. But men of sense never tell what it is.

Nothing is more ridiculous than ridicule.

Pedantry and bigotry are millstones, able to sink the best book which carries the least part of their dead weight. The temper of the pedagogue suits not with the age; and the world, however it may be taught, will not be tutored.