When We Are Sick Our Virtues And

Reason And Emotion Counsel And Supplement Each Other. Whoever Heeds Only The One, And Puts Aside The Other, Recklessly Deprives Himself Of A Portion Of The Aid Granted Us For The Regulation Of Our Conduct.

Our Failings Sometimes Bind Us To One Another As Closely As Could Virtue Itself.

Despair Exaggerates Not Only Our Misery But Also Our Weakness.

Sometimes A Lengthened Period Of Prosperity Melts Away In A Moment; Just As The Heat Of Summer Flies Before A Day Of Tempest.

The Maxims Of Men Reveal Their Characters.