Nothing Can Be Truly Great Which Is

No Money Is Better Spent Than What Is Laid Out For Domestic Satisfaction.

That Observation Which Is Called Knowledge Of The World Will Be Found Much More Frequently To Make Men Cunning Than Good.

It Is In Refinement And Elegance That The Civilized Man Differs From The Savage.

If We Will Have The Kindness Of Others, We Must Endure Their Follies.

The Business Of Life Summons Us Away From Useless Grief, And Calls Us To The Exercise Of Those Virtues Of Which We Are Lamenting Our Deprivation.