Great Minds Have Purposes; Others Have Wishes.

There Is Something Nobly Simple And Pure In A Taste For The Cultivation Of Forest Trees. It Argues, I Think, A Sweet And Generous Nature To Have His Strong Relish For The Beauties Of Vegetation, And This Friendship For The Hardy And Glorious Sons Of The Forest. He Who Plants A Tree Looks Forward To Future Ages, And Plants For Posterity. Nothing Could Be Less Selfish Than This.

[i]n The Gloomy Month Of February.... The Deserts Of Arabia Are Not More Dreary And Inhospitable Than The Streets Of London At Such A Time.

There Was One Species Of Despotism Under Which He Had Long Groaned, And That Was Petticoat Government.

A Barking Dog Is Often More Useful Than A Sleeping Lion.

Great Minds Have Purposes; Others Have Wishes.