We Bear, All Of Us, The Misfortunes

Our Self-love Can Less Bear To Have Our Tastes Than Our Opinions Condemned.

Ideas Often Flash Across Our Minds More Complete Than We Could Make Them After Much Labor.

Ability Wins Us The Esteem Of The True Men; Luck, That Of The People.

Humility Is The Sure Evidence Of Christian Virtues. Without It, We Retain All Our Faults Still, And They Are Only Covered Over With Pride, Which Hides Them From Other Men's Observation, And Sometimes From Our Own Too.

A Man Often Imagines That He Acts, When He Is Acted Upon.