People Are More Slanderous From Vanity Than

If We Had No Faults, We Would Not Derive So Much Pleasure From Noting Those Of Other People.

That Good Disposition Which Boasts Of Being Most Tender Is Often Stifled By The Least Urging Of Self-interest.

Most Of Our Faults Are More Pardonable Than The Means We Use To Conceal Them.

A Man Cannot Please Long Who Has Only One Kind Of Wit.

The Judgments Our Enemies Make About Us Come Nearer To The Truth Than Those We Make About Ourselves.