One Cannot But Mistrust A Prospect Of

Esteem Must Be Founded On Preference: To Hold Everyone In High Esteem Is To Esteem Nothing.

Birth Is Nothing Where Virtue Is Not

Nothing Can Be Fairer, Or More Noble, Than The Holy Fervor Of True Zeal.

There Is No Reward So Delightful, No Pleasure So Exquisite, As Having One's Work Known And Acclaimed By Those Whose Applause Confers Honor.

In Clothes As Well As Speech, The Man Of Sense Will Shun All These Extremes That Give Offense, Dress Unaffectedly, And, Without Haste, Follow The Changes In The Current Taste.