No One Was Ever Great Without Some

Scurrility Has No Object In View But Incivility; If It Is Uttered From Feelings Of Petulance, It Is Mere Abuse; If It Is Spoken In A Joking Manner, It May Be Considered Raillery.

The Man Who Is Always Fortunate Cannot Easily Have A Great Reverence For Virtue.

Nothing Dries Sooner Than A Tear.

To Stumble Twice Against The Same Stone, Is A Proverbial Disgrace. [lat., Culpa Enim Illa, Bis Ad Eundem, Vulgari Reprehensa Proverbio Est.]

Care Must Be Taken That The Punishment Does Not Exceed The Offence.