Men's Happiness And Misery Depends Altogether As

What Keeps Us From Abandoning Ourselves Entirely To One Vice, Often, Is The Fact That We Have Several.

The Most Subtle Of Our Acts Is To Simulate Blindness For Snares That We Know Are Set For Us.

The Violence Done Us By Others Is Often Less Painful Than That Which We Do To Ourselves.

It Is Not Enough To Have Great Qualities; We Should Also Have The Management Of Them.

There Is No Accident So Unfortunate But Wise Men Will Make Some Advantage Of It, Nor Any So Entirely Fortunate But Fools May Turn It To Their Own Prejudice.