There Are Some Faults Which, When Well

We Are Better Pleased To See Those On Whom We Confer Benefits Than Those From Whom We Receive Them.

Not All Those Who Know Their Minds Know Their Hearts As Well.

There Is No Better Proof Of A Man's Being Truly Good Than His Desiring To Be Constantly Under The Observation Of Good Men.

The Exceeding Delight We Take In Talking About Ourselves Should Give Us Cause To Fear That We Are Giving But Very Little Pleasureto Our Listeners.

All The Passions Are Nothing Else Than Different Degrees Of Heat And Cold Of The Blood.