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There Is Scarcely Any Man, How Much Soever He May Despise The Character Of A Flatterer, But Will Condescend In The Meanest Manner To Flatter Himself.

It Is Well Known To All Great Men, That By Conferring An Obligation They Do Not Always Procure A Friend, But Are Certain Of Creating Many Enemies.

It Is Much Easier To Make Good Men Wise, Than To Make Bad Men Good.

We Are As Liable To Be Corrupted By Books, As By Companions.

What A Silly Fellow Must He Be Who Would Do The Devil's Work For Free.