We Never Do Anything Well Till We

Books Let Us Into Their Souls And Lay Open To Us The Secrets Of Our Own.

Poverty Is The Test Of Civility And The Touchstone Of Friendship.

Those Who Have Little Shall Have Less, And That Those Who Have Much Shall Take All That Others Have Left.

We Do Not Like Our Friends The Worse Because They Sometimes Give Us An Opportunity To Rail At Them Heartily. Their Faults Reconcile Us To Their Virtues.

A Lively Blockhead In Company Is A Public Benefit. Silence Or Dulness By The Side Of Folly Looks Like Wisdom.