Love's Greatest Miracle Is The Curing Of

The Most Ingenious Men Continually Pretend To Condemn Tricking--but This Is Often Done That They May Use It More Conveniently Themselves, When Some Great Occasion Or Interest Offers Itself To Them.

Passions Often Produce Their Contraries: Avarice Sometimes Leads To Prodigality, And Prodigality To Avarice; We Are Often Obstinate Through Weakness And Daring Through Timidity.

Ridicule Dishonors A Man More Than Dishonor Does.

There Are Some Faults Which, When Well Managed, Make A Greater Figure Than Virtue Itself.

As One Grows Older, One Becomes Wiser And More Foolish.