Ceremonies Are The Outworks Of Manners.

Those Who See And Observe Kings, Heroes, And Statesmen, Discover That They Have Headaches, Indigestion, Humors And Passions, Just Like Other People; Every One Of Which In Their Turns Determine Their Wills In Defiance Of Their Reason.

A Wise Man Will Live As Much Within His Wit As Within His Income.

Women, Then, Are Only Children Of A Larger Growth

The Possibility Of Remedying Imprudent Actions Is Commonly An Inducement To Commit Them.

Men Are Much More Unwilling To Have Their Weaknesses And Their Imperfections Known, Than Their Crimes; And, If You Hint To A Man That You Think Him Silly, Ignorant, Or Even Ill-bred Or Awkward, He Will Hate You More, And Longer, Than If You Tell Him Plainly That You Think Him A Rogue.