We Should Not Judge A Man's Merits

We Often Are Consoled By Our Want Of Reason For Misfortunes That Reason Could Not Have Comforted.

It Is Not Expedient Or Wise To Examine Our Friends Too Closely; Few Persons Are Raised In Our Esteem By A Close Examination.

Happy People Rarely Correct Their Faults; They Consider Themselves Vindicated, Since Fortune Endorses Their Evil Ways.

Wit Sometimes Enables Us To Act Rudely With Impunity.

Bodily Labor Alleviates The Pains Of The Mind And From This Arises The Happiness Of The Poor