More Are Taken In By Hope Than

No One Likes To Be Pitied For His Faults.

We Are Dismayed When We Find That Even Disaster Cannot Cure Us Of Our Faults.

We Are Not Greatly Pleased That Our Friends Should Respect Our Good Qualities If They Venture To Perceive Our Faults.

Men Are Not To Be Judged By What They Do Not Know, But By What They Know, And By The Manner In Which They Know It.

The Counsels Of The Old, Like The Winter Sun, Shine, But Give No Heat.