He Who Seeks To Imbitter Innocent Pleasure

The Obstinacy Of The Indolent And Weak Is Less Conquerable Than That Of The Fiery And Bold.

He, Who Boldly Interposes Between A Merciless Censor And His Prey, Is A Man Of Vigor: And He Who, Mildly Wise, Without Wounding, Convinces Him Of His Error, Commands Our Veneration.

A Great Passion Has No Partner.

Evasions Are The Common Shelter Of The Hard-hearted, The False, And Impotent, When Called Upon To Assist; The Real Great Alone Plan Instantaneous Help, Even When Their Looks Or Words Presage Difficulties.

He Surely Is Most In Need Of Another's Patience, Who Has None Of His Own.