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The Mischief Of Flattery Is, Not That It Persuades Any Man That He Is What He Is Not, But That It Suppresses The Influence Of Honest Ambition, By Raising An Opinion That Honour May Be Gained Without The Toil Of Merit.

Laws Teach Us To Know When We Commit Injury And When We Suffer It.

He That Will Enjoy The Brightness Of Sunshine, Must Quit The Coolness Of The Shade.

The Happiness Of London Is Not To Be Conceived But By Those Who Have Been In It.

I Wish There Were Some Cure, Like The Lover's Leap, For All Heads Of Which Some Single Idea Has Obtained An Unreasonable And Irregular Possession.