That Man Indeed Can Never Be Good

Friendship Is A Virtue Which Comprehends All The Rest; None Being Fit For This, Who Is Not Adorned With Every Other Virtue.

Every One Knows, That The Mind Will Not Be Kept From Contemplating What It Loves In The Midst Of Crowds And Business. Hence Come Those Frequent Absences, So Observable In Conversation; For Whilst The Body Is Confined To Present Company, The Mind Is Flown To That Which It Delights In.

. . . He Who Only Or Chiefly Chose For Beauty, Will In A Little Time Find The Same Reason For Another Choice.

Although It Has Been Said By Men Of More Wit Than Wisdom, And Perhaps More Malice Than Either, That Women Are Naturally Incapable Of Acting Prudently, Or That They Are Necessarily Determined To Folly, I Must By No Means Grant It.

Truth Is Strong, And Sometime Or Other Will Prevail.