He That Shuns Trifles Must Shun The

Virtue Is Not Malicious; Wrong Done Her Is Righted Even When Men Grant They Err.

Let No Man Value At A Little Price A Virtuous Woman's Counsel; Her Winged Spirit Is Feathered Often Times With Heavenly Words, And, Like Her Beauty, Ravishing And Pure.

He Is At No End Of His Actions Blestwhose Ends Will Make Him Greatest, And Not Best.

Poetry, Unlike Oratory, Should Not Aim At Clarity... But Be Dense With Meaning, 'something To Be Chewed And Digested'.

As Night The Life-inclining Stars Best Shows, So Lives Obscure The Starriest Souls Disclose.