The Ambitious Sacrifices All To What He

Where There Is Much Pretension, Much Has Been Borrowed; Nature Never Pretends.

A Gift--its Kind, Its Value And Appearance; The Silence Or The Pomp That Attends It; The Style In Which It Reaches You--may Decide The Dignity Or Vulgarity Of The Giver.

Copiousness And Simplicity, Variety And Unity, Constitute Real Greatness Of Character.

He, Who Cannot Forgive A Trespass Of Malice To His Enemy, Has Never Yet Tasted The Most Sublime Enjoyment Of Love.

True Love, Like The Eye, Can Bear No Flaw.