Trust As Little As You Can To

Friendship, Like Love, Is Destroyed By Long Absence, Though It May Be Increased By Short Intermissions.

More Knowledge May Be Gained Of A Man's Real Character By A Short Conversation With One Of His Servants Than From A Formal And Studied Narrative, Begun With His Pedigree And Ended With His Funeral.

Subordination Tends Greatly To Human Happiness. Were We All Upon An Equality, We Should Have No Other Enjoyment Than Mere Animal Pleasure.

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

There Is Nothing Which Has Yet Been Contrived By Man, By Which So Much Happiness Is Produced As By A Good Tavern.