We Should Not Be Much Concerned About

Nothing Is Rarer Than True Good Nature; They Who Are Reputed To Have It Are Generally Only Pliant Or Weak.

The Gallantry Of The Mind Consists In Agreeable Flattery.

If It Requires Great Tact To Speak To The Purpose, It Requires No Less To Know When To Be Silent.

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.

In The Intercourse Of Life, We Please More By Our Faults Than By Our Good Qualities.