We Often Are Consoled By Our Want

Virtues Lose Themselves In Self-interest, As Rivers In The Sea.

The Wind Which Snuffs The Candle Fans The Fire.

When Great Men Permit Themselves To Be Cast Down By The Continuance Of Misfortune, They Show Us That They Were Only Sustained By Ambition, And Not By Their Mind; So That Plus A Great Vanity, Heroes Are Made Like Other Men.

Bravery In Simple Soldiers Is A Dangerous Trade, To Which They Have Bound Themselves To Get Their Livelihood.

Organize One's Values In The Order Of Their Worth