No Law Is Sufficiently Convenient

Toil And Pleasure, In Their Natures Opposite, Are Yet Linked Together In A Kind Of Necessary Connection.

Envy Like Fire Always Makes For The Highest Points.

Treachery, Though At First Very Cautious, In The End Betrays Itself.

Shared Danger Is The Strongest Of Bonds; It Will Keep Men United In Spite Of Mutual Dislike And Suspicion.

No Law Is Quite Appropriate For All.