The Prospect Of Being Pleased Tomorrow Will

Nothing Is Rarer Than True Good Nature; They Who Are Reputed To Have It Are Generally Only Pliant Or Weak.

It Requires No Small Degree Of Ability To Know When To Conceal One's Ability.

Whatever Good Things People Say Of Us, They Tell Us Nothing New.

Our Good Qualities Expose Us More To Hatred And Persecution Than All The Ill We Do.

The Soul's Maladies Have Their Relapses Like The Body's. What We Take For A Cure Is Often Just A Momentary Rally Or A New Form Of The Disease.