Luncheon: As Much Food As One's Hand

The Poor And The Busy Have No Leisure For Sentimental Sorrow.

He Who Does Not Mind His Belly, Will Hardly Mind Anything Else.

Wine Gives Great Pleasure; And Every Pleasure Is Of Itself A Good. It Is A Good, Unless Counterbalanced By Evil.

The Most Heterogeneous Ideas Are Yoked By Violence Together; Nature And Art Are Ransacked For Illustrations, Comparisons, And Allusions; Their Learning Instructs, And Their Subtlety Surprises; But The Reader Commonly Thinks His Improvement Dearly Bought And, Though He Sometimes Admires, Is Seldom Pleased.

Example Is Always More Efficacious Than Precept.