Whatever Is Graceful Is Virtuous, And Whatever

Any Man Can Make Mistakes, But Only An Idiot Persists In His Error.

The Spirit Is The True Self, Not That Physical Figure Which Can Be Pointed Out By Your Finger.

The More Peculiarly His Own A Man's Character Is, The Better It Fits Him.

Whatever Is Done Without Ostentation, And Without The People Being Witnesses Of It, Is, In My Opinion, Most Praiseworthy: Not That The Public Eye Should Be Entirely Avoided, For Good Actions Desire To Be Placed In The Light; But Notwithstanding This, The Greatest Theater For Virtue Is Conscience.

Rashness Belongs To Youth; Prudence To Old Age.