We Are Never So Happy, Nor So

Our Wisdom Lies As Much At The Mercy Of Fortune As Our Possessions Do.

Simplicity Is A Delicate Imposition.

The Wind Which Snuffs The Candle Fans The Fire.

We Often Pay Our Debts Not Because It Is Only Fair That We Should, But To Make Future Loans Easier.

A Clever Man Reaps Some Benefit From The Worst Catastrophe, And A Fool Can Turn Even Good Luck To His Disadvantage.