A Good Man Therefore Is A Standing

It Is Admirably Remarked, By A Most Excellent Writer, That Zeal Can No More Hurry A Man To Act In Direct Opposition To Itself Than A Rapid Stream Can Carry A Boat Against Its Own Current.

Good-humor Will Even Go So Far As Often To Supply The Lack Of Wit.

Thirst Teaches All Animals To Drink, But Drunkenness Belongs Only To Man.

Scarcely One Person In A Thousand Is Capable Of Tasting The Happiness Of Others.

There Are Two Considerations Which Always Imbitter The Heart Of An Avaricious Man--the One Is A Perpetual Thirst After More Riches, The Other The Prospect Of Leaving What He Has Already Acquired.