Nothing Flatters A Man As

The Duties Of Religion, Sincerely And Regularly Performed, Will Always Be Sufficient To Exalt The Meanest And To Exercise The Highest Understanding.

While Grief Is Fresh, Every Attempt To Divert Only Irritates. You Must Wait Till It Be Digested, And Then Amusement Will Dissipate The Remains Of It.

What Ever The Motive For The Insult, It Is Always Best To Overlook It; For Folly Doesn't Deserve Resentment, And Malice Is Punished By Neglect.

Nothing Is More Common Than Mutual Dislike, Where Mutual Approbation Is Particularly Expected.

Such Seems To Be The Disposition Of Man, That Whatever Makes A Distinction Produces Rivalry.