A Man's Worth Has Its Season, Like

Nothing Is Rarer Than True Good Nature; They Who Are Reputed To Have It Are Generally Only Pliant Or Weak.

Truth Has Scarce Done So Much Good In The World As The False Appearances Of It Have Done Hurt.

We Torment Ourselves Rather To Make It Appear That We Are Happy Than To Become So.

There Are Certain People Fated To Be Fools; They Not Only Commit Follies By Choice, But Are Even Constrained To Do So By Fortune.

For The Credit Of Virtue We Must Admit That The Greatest Misfortunes Of Men Are Those Into Which They Fall Through Their Crimes.