It Is Folly To Seek The Approbation

How Beautiful Is Death, When Earn'd By Virtue!

Suspicion Is Not Less An Enemy To Virtue Than To Happiness; He That Is Already Corrupt Is Naturally Suspicious, And He That Becomes Suspicious Will Quickly Be Corrupt.

Young Men Soon Give, And Soon Forget, Affronts; Old Age Is Slow In Both.

Waning Moons Their Settled Periods Keep, To Swell The Billows And Ferment The Deep.

Jealousy Is That Pain Which A Man Feels From The Apprehension That He Is Not Equally Beloved By The Person Whom He Entirely Loves.