One Is Never As Happy

You Are Never So Easily Fooled As When Trying To Fool Someone Else.

We Do Not Despise All Those Who Have Vices, But We Do Despise Those That Have No Virtue.

Happiness Is In The Taste, And Not In The Things Themselves; We Are Happy From Possessing What We Like, Not From Possessing What Others Like.

That Good Disposition Which Boasts Of Being Most Tender Is Often Stifled By The Least Urging Of Self-interest.

The Shame That Arises From Praise Which We Do Not Deserve Often Makes Us Do Things We Should Otherwise Never Have Attempted.