Reason Is An Historian, But The Passions

The Subtle Sauce Of Malice Is Often Indulged In By Maidens Of Uncertain Age, Over Their Tea.

There Are Men Who Gain From Their Wealth Only The Fear Of Losing It.

There Is Nothing So Unready As Readiness Of Wit.

The Most Civilized People Are As Near To Barbarism As The Most Polished Steel Is To Rust. Nations, Like Metals, Have Only A Superficial Brilliancy.

It Is Not He Who Searches For Praise Who Finds It.