Nothing Stings Us So Bitterly As The

Nature Has Ordained That The Man Who Is Pleading His Own Cause Before A Large Audience, Will Be More Readily Listened To Than He Who Has No Object In View Other Than The Public Benefit.

The Study Of History Is The Best Medicine For A Sick Mind.

Treachery, Though At First Very Cautious, In The End Betrays Itself.

Haste Is Blind And Improvident.

Never Is Work Without Reward, Or Reward Without Work.