Nothing Is Difficult In The Eyes Of

Politeness And An Affable Address Are Our Best Introduction.

But As To The Affection Which Anyone May Have For Us, It Is The First Demand Of Duty That We Do Most For Him Who Loves Us Most; But We Should Measure Affection, Not Like Youngsters, By The Ardour Of Its Passion, But Rather By Its Strength And Constancy.

A Man's Own Manner And Character Is What Most Becomes Him.

Friendship Was Given By Nature To Be An Assistant To Virtue, Not A Companion In Vice.

Fear Is Not A Lasting Teacher Of Duty.