Be Wiser Than Other People If You

The Scholar Without Good Breeding Is A Pedant; The Philosopher, A Cynic.

Lord Tyrawley And I Have Been Dead These Two Years, But We Don't Choose To Have It Known.

When Griefs Are Genuine, I Find, There Is Nothing More Vacuous, More Burdensome, Or Even More Impertinent, Than Letters Of Consolation.

So Much Are Our Minds Influenced By The Accidents Of Our Bodies, That Every Man Is More The Man Of The Day Than A Regular And Consequential Character.

The Talent Of Insinuation Is More Useful Than That Of Persuasion, As Everybody Is Open To Insinuation, But Scarce Any To Persuasion.