Some Follies Are Caught, Like Contagious Diseases.

The Gallantry Of The Mind Consists In Agreeable Flattery.

A Man Of Understanding Finds Less Difficulty In Submitting To A Wrong-headed Fellow, Than In Attempting To Set Him Right.

The Vivacity That Augments With Years Is Not Far From Folly.

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

Those Whom The World Has Delighted To Honor Have Oftener Been Influenced In Their Doings By Ambition And Vanity Than By Patriotism.