What We Look Upon As Our Greatest

Women's Eyes Are Wanderers, And Too Often Bring Home Guests That Are Very Troublesome To Them, And Whom, Once Introduced, They Cannot Get Out Of The House.

A Good Man, Though He Will Value His Own Countrymen, Yet Will Think As Highly Of The Worthy Men Of Every Nation Under The Sun.

The Richest Princes And The Poorest Beggars Are To Have One Great And Just Judge At The Last Day Who Will Not Distinguish Betweenthem According To Their Ranks When In Life But According To The Neglected Opportunities Afforded To Each. How Much Greater Then, As The Opportunities Were Greater, Must Be The Condemnation Of The One Than Of The Other?

Married People Should Not Be Quick To Hear What Is Said By Either When In Ill Humor.

Air And Manners Are More Expressive Than Words.