However Greatly We Distrust The Sincerity Of

We Often See Malefactors, When They Are Led To Execution, Put On Resolution And A Contempt Of Death Which, In Truth, Is Nothing Else But Fearing To Look It In The Face--so That This Pretended Bravery May Very Truly Be Said To Do The Same Good Office To Their Mind That The Blindfold Does To Their Eyes.

We Are More Often Treacherous Through Weakness Than Through Calculation.

The Mark Of Extraordinary Merit Is To See Those Most Envious Of It Constrained To Praise.

When A Man Is In Love, He Doubts, Very Often, What He Most Firmly Believes.

We Acknowledge That We Should Not Talk Of Our Wives; But We Seem Not To Know That We Should Talk Still Less Of Ourselves.