Notoriety Is Often Mistaken For Fame.

A Doubtful Friend Is Worse Than A Certain Enemy. Let A Man Be One Thing Or The Other, And We Then Know How To Meet Him.

Every One Is More Or Less Master Of His Own Fate.

He Who Shares The Danger Ought To Share The Prize.

Enemies' Promises Were Made To Be Broken.

The Loiterer Often Imputes Delay To His More Active Friend.