Only The Contemptible Fear Contempt.

We Often Credit Ourselves With Vices The Reverse Of What We Have, Thus When Weak We Boast Of Our Obstinacy.

Before We Passionately Desire A Thing, We Should Examine The Happiness Of Its Possessor.

The Accent Of One's Birthplace Remains In The Mind And In The Heart As In One's Speech.

It Is Safer To Do Most Men Harm Than To Do Them Too Much Good.

Whatever Pretext We May Give For Our Affections, Often It Is Only Interest And Vanity Which Cause Them.