A Man Used To Vicissitudes Is Not

He Who Sees Different Ways To The Same End, Will, Unless He Watches Carefully Over His Own Conduct, Lay Out Too Much Of His Attention Upon The Comparison Of Probabilities And The Adjustment Of Expedients, And Pause In The Choice Of His Road, Till Some Accident Intercepts His Journey.

We Are Inclined To Believe Those Whom We Do Not Know Because They Have Never Deceived Us.

No Man Was More Foolish When He Had Not A Pen In His Hand, Or More Wise When He Had

My Diseases Are An Asthma And A Dropsy And, What Is Less Curable, Seventy-five.

A Blade Of Grass Is Always A Blade Of Grass, Whether In One Country Or Another.