A Man's Opinion Is In Others; His

Neutrality In Things Good Or Evil Is Both Odious And Prejudicial; But In Matters Of An Indifferent Nature Is Safe And Commendable. Herein Taking Of Parts Maketh Sides, And Breaketh Unity. In An Unjust Cause Of Separation, He That Favoreth Both Parts May Perhaps Have Least Love Of Either Side, But Hath Most Charity In Himself.

The Idle Man Is The Devil's Cushion.

A Man's Opinion Is In Others; His Being Is In Himself.

Nothing Doth So Fool A Man As Extreme Passion. This Doth Make Them Fools Which Otherwise Are Not, And Show Them To Be Fools Which Are So.

Let Others Either Envy Or Pity Me; I Care Not, So Long As I Enjoy Myself.