The Prospect Of Being Pleased

The Name And Pretense Of Virtue Is As Serviceable To Self-interest As Are Real Vices.

We Never Desire Strongly, What We Desire Rationally.

There Are Very Few Things Impossible In Themselves; And We Do Not Want Means To Conquer Difficulties So Much As Application And Resolution In The Use Of Means.

We Often Bore Others When We Think We Cannot Possibly Bore Them.

The Mind Is Always The Patsy Of The Heart.