Time's Chariot-wheels Make Their Carriage-road In The

It Is A Species Of Coquetry To Make A Parade Of Never Practising It.

We Are All Strong Enough To Bear Other Men's Misfortunes.

That Good Disposition Which Boasts Of Being Most Tender Is Often Stifled By The Least Urging Of Self-interest.

Men May Boast Of Their Great Actions; But They Are More Often The Effects Of Chance Than Of Design.

It Is A Common Fault Never To Be Satisfied With Our Fortune, Nor Dissatisfied With Our Understanding.