The Prospect Of Being Pleased Tomorrow Will

The Fame Of Great Men Ought To Be Judged Always By Their Big, Fancy Names.

Virtue Would Go Far If Vanity Did Not Keep It Company.

There Are No Accidents So Unlucky From Which Clever People Are Not Able To Reap Some Advantage, And None So Lucky That The Foolish Are Not Able To Turn Them To Their Own Disadvantage.

There Is Nothing Men Are So Generous Of As Advice.

It Is Great Folly To Wish To Be Wise All Alone.