He Who Lives Without Committing Any Folly

One Should Treat One's Fate As One Does One's Health; Enjoy It When It Is Good, Be Patient With It When It Is Poor, And Never Attempt Any Drastic Cure Save As An Ultimate Resort.

Some People Are So Extremely Whiffling And Inconsiderable That They Are As Far From Any Real Faults As From Substantial Virtues.

Preserving Health By Too Severe A Rule Is A Worrisome Malady.

It Is As Commendable To Think Well Of Oneself When Alone, As It Is Ridiculous To Speak Well Of Oneself Among Others.

Our Actions Are Like Blank Rhymes, To Which Everyone Applies What Sense He Pleases.