All Is Not Gold That Glitters, As

Critics, Like The Rest Of Mankind, Are Very Frequently Misled By Interest.

A Man Should Be Careful Never To Tell Tales Of Himself To His Own Disadvantage. People May Be Amused At The Time, But They Will Be Remembered, And Brought Out Against Him Upon Some Subsequent Occasion.

In The Motive Lies The Good Or Ill.

We Are Easily Shocked By Crimes Which Appear At Once In Their Full Magnitude, But The Gradual Growth Of Our Own Wickedness, Endeared By Interest, And Palliated By All The Artifices Of Self-deceit, Gives Us Time To Form Distinctions In Our Own Favor

The Irish Are A Fair People: They Never Speak Well Of One Another.