In Great Cities Men Are More Callous

He That Places Himself Neither Higher Nor Lower Than He Ought To Do Exercises The Truest Humility.

The Excesses Of Our Youth Are Drafts Upon Our Old Age.

The Whole Family Of Pride And Ignorance Are Incestuous, And Mutually Beget Each Other

For What Are The Triumphs Of War, Planned By Ambition, Executed By Violence, And Consummated By Devastation? The Means Are The Sacrifice Of Many, The End, The Bloated Aggrandizement Of The Few.

They That Are Loudest In Their Threats Are The Weakest In The Execution Of Them. It Is Probable That He Who Is Killed By Lightning Hears No Noise; But The Thunder-clap Which Follows, And Which Most Alarms The Ignorant, Is The Surest Proof Of Their Safety.