It Is From A Weakness And Smallness

Though Most Of The Friendships Of The World Ill Deserve The Name Of Friendships; Yet A Man May Make Use Of Them On Occasion, As Of A Traffic Whose Returns Are Uncertain, And In Which 'tis Usual To Be Cheated.

Those Who Give Too Much Attention To Trifling Things Become Generally Incapable Of Great Ones.

Extreme Boredom Provides Its Own Antidote.

There Is Great Skill In Knowing How To Conceal One's Skill.

The Truest Comparison We Can Make Of Love Is To Liken It To A Fever; We Have No More Power Over The One Than The Other, Either As To Its Violence Or Duration.