He Who Will Be Just, Must Be

Marry For Love, An Heroick Action, Which Makes A Mighty Noise In The World, Partly Because Of Its Rarity, And Partly In Regard Of Its Extravagancy.

That Man Indeed Can Never Be Good At Heart, Who Is Full Of Himself And His Own Endowments.

Tis Very Great Pity That They Who Are So Apt To Over-rate Themselves In Smaller Matters, Shou'd, Where It Most Concerns Them To Know, And Stand Upon Their Value, Be So Insensible Of Their Own Worth.

To Plead For The Oppress'd And To Defend The Weak Seem'd To Me A Generous Undertaking; For Tho' It May Be Secure, 'tis Not Always Honourable To Run Over To The Strongest Party.

How Can A Man Respect His Wife When He Has A Contemptible Opinion Of Her And Her Sex?