There Are More Fools Than Wise Men,

Spero Speroni Explains Admirably How An Author Who Writes Very Clearly For Himself Is Often Obscure To His Readers. "it Is," He Says, "because The Author Proceeds From The Thought To The Expression, And The Reader From The Expression To The Thought.

Bachelors' Wives And Old Maids' Children Are Always Perfect.

Conscience Is A Dog That Does Not Stop Us From Passing But That We Cannot Prevent From Barking.

Real Worth Requires No Interpreter: Its Everyday Deeds Form Its Emblem.

Were A Man To Consult Only His Reason, Who Would Marry? For Myself, I Wouldn't Marry, For Fear Of Having A Son Who Resembled Me.