Love, Anger, Pride And Avarice All Visibly

Thy Steady Temper, Portius, Can Look On Guilt, Rebellion, Fraud, And Cæsar, In The Calm Lights Of Mild Philosophy.

Our Friends Don't See Our Faults, Or Conceal Them, Or Soften Them.

Plenty Of People Wish To Become Devout, But No One Wishes To Be Humble.

Were Not This Desire Of Fame Very Strong, The Difficulty Of Obtaining It, And The Danger Of Losing It When Obtained, Would Be Sufficient To Deter A Man From So Vain A Pursuit.

There Is Not A More Melancholy Object Than A Man Who Has His Head Turned With Religious Enthusiasm.