Idleness Is More An Infirmity Of The

True Eloquence Consists In Saying All That Should Be Said, And That Only.

We Often Persuade Ourselves To Love People Who Are More Powerful Than We Are, Yet Interest Alone Produces Our Friendship; We Do Not Give Our Hearts Away For The Good We Wish To Do, But For That We Expect To Receive.

A Respectable Man May Love Madly, But Not Foolishly.

Men's Happiness And Misery Depends Altogether As Much Upon Their Own Humor As It Does Upon Fortune.

Our Wisdom Is No Less At Fortune's Mercy Than Our Wealth.