We Pardon To The Extent That We

Truth Does Not Do As Much Good In The World As Its Imitations Do Harm.

We Think Very Few People Sensible, Except Those Who Are Of Our Opinion.

Most Of Our Faults Are More Pardonable Than The Means We Use To Conceal Them.

Organize One's Values In The Order Of Their Worth

The Art Of Putting Into Play Mediocre Qualities Often Begets More Reputation Than Is Achieved By True Merit.