No Law Is Quite Appropriate For All.

Nothing Stings Us So Bitterly As The Loss Of Money

Law Is A Thing Which Is Insensible, And Inexorable, More Beneficial And More Profitious To The Weak Than To The Strong; It Admits Of No Mitigation Nor Pardon, Once You Have Overstepped Its Limits.

Rome Has Grown Since Its Humble Beginnings That It Is Now Overwhelmed By Its Own Greatness.

A Fraudulent Intent, However Carefully Concealed At The Outset, Will Generally, In The End, Betray Itself.

He Is Truly A Man Who Will Not Permit Himself To Be Unduly Elated When Fortune's Breeze Is Favorable, Or Cast Down When It Is Adverse.