I Never Met A Man Who Thought

Valor Is Stability, Not Of Legs And Arms, But Of Courage And The Soul.

The Pleasure We Hold In Esteem For The Course Of Our Lives Ought To Have A Greater Share Of Our Time Dedicated To It; We Should Refuse No Occasion Nor Omit Any Opportunity Of Drinking, And Always Have It In Our Minds.

In Truth, The Care And Expense Of Our Fathers Aims Only At Furnishing Our Heads With Knowledge; Of Judgement And Virtue, Little News.

Books Are A Languid Pleasure.

We Are More Solicitous That Men Speak Of Us, Than How They Speak.