Human Nature Is The Same Everywhere; The

Good Manners, To Those One Does Not Love, Are No More A Breach Of Truth, Than "your Humble Servant," At The Bottom Of A Challengeis; They Are Universally Agreed Upon, And Understand To Be Things Of Course. They Are Necessary Guards Of The Decency And Peace Of Society.

There Never Were, Since The Creation Of The World, Two Cases Exactly Parallel.

Judgment Is Not Upon All Occasions Required, But Discretion Always Is.

If Originally It Was Not Good For A Man To Be Alone, It Is Much Worse For A Sick Man To Be So; He Thinks Too Much Of His Distemper, And Magnifies It.

Our Own Self-love Draws A Thick Veil Between Us And Our Faults.