Toil And Pleasure, Dissimilar In Nature, Are

Present Sufferings Seem Far Greater To Men Than Those They Merely Dread.

No Law Can Possibly Meet The Convenience Of Every One: We Must Be Satisfied If It Be Beneficial On The Whole And To The Majority.

Toil And Pleasure, Dissimilar In Nature, Are Nevertheless United By A Certain Natural Bond.

Toil And Pleasure, In Their Natures Opposite, Are Yet Linked Together In A Kind Of Necessary Connection.

Great Contests Generally Excite Great Animosities.