Everybody Loves A Thing More If It

. . . Political Society Exists For The Sake Of Noble Actions, And Not Of Mere Companionship.

But Then In What Way Are Things Called Good? They Do Not Seem To Be Like The Things That Only Chance To Have The Same Name. Are Goods One Then By Being Derived From One Good Or By All Contributing To One Good, Or Are They Rather One By Analogy? Certainly As Sight Is In The Body, So Is Reason In The Soul, And So On In Other Cases.

What You Have To Learn To Do, You Learn By Doing.

Think As Wise Men Do, But Speak As The Common People Do.

Humor Is The Only Test Of Gravity, And Gravity Of Humor; For A Subject Which Will Not Bear Raillery Is Suspicious, And A Jest Which Will Not Bear Serious Examination Is False Wit.