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A Man Often Thinks He Rules Himself, When All The While He Is Ruled And Managed; And While His Understanding Directs One Design, His Affections Imperceptibly Draw Him Into Another.

If It Were Not For The Company Of Fools, A Witty Man Would Often Be Greatly At A Loss.

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

All Men Are Equally Proud. The Only Difference Is That Not All Take The Same Methods Of Showing It.

We Should Not Judge A Man's Merits By His Great Qualities, But By The Use He Makes Of Them.