Health Is Certainly More Valuable Than Money,

[c]ourage Is Reckoned The Greatest Of All Virtues; Because, Unless A Man Has That Virtue, He Has No Security For Preserving Any Other.

The Faults Of A Man Loved Or Honoured Sometimes Steal Secretly And Imperceptibly Upon The Wise And Virtuous, But By Injudicious Fondness Or Thoughtless Vanity Are Adopted With Design.

Men Who Could Willingly Resign The Luxuries And Sensual Pleasures Of A Large Fortune Cannot Consent To Live Without The Grandeur And The Homage.

He That Never Labors May Know The Pains Of Idleness, But Not The Pleasures.

It Is Man's Own Fault, It Is From Want Of Use, If His Mind Grows Torpid In Old Age.