We Rarely Repent Of Speaking Little, But

A Coxcomb Is The Blockhead's Man Of Merit.

If It Be True That A Man Is Rich Who Wants Nothing, A Wise Man Is A Very Rich Man.

The Events We Most Desire Do Not Happen; Or, If They Do, It Is Neither In The Time Nor In The Circumstances When They Would Have Given Us Extreme Pleasure.

A Vain Man Finds His Account In Speaking Good Or Evil Of Himself.

When We Have Run Through All Forms Of Government, Without Partiality To That We Were Born Under, We Are At A Loss With Which To Side; They Are All A Compound Of Good And Evil. It Is Therefore Most Reasonable And Safe To Value That Of Our Own Country Above All Others, And To Submit To It.