Nothing Weighs On Us So Heavily As

Lynx-eyes Toward Our Equals, And Moles To Ourselves. [fr., Lynx Envers Nos Pareils, Et Taupes Envers Nous.]

The More Wary You Are Of Danger, The More Likely You Are To Meet It.

It Is Twice The Pleasure To Deceive The Deceiver.

We Ought Never To Scoff At The Wretched, For Who Can Be Sure Of Continued Happiness?

It Is Good To Be Charitable; But To Whom? That Is The Point. As To The Ungrateful, There Is Not One Who Does Not At Last Die Miserable.