Fears Of The Brave And Follies Of

Hope Is An Amusement Rather Than A Good, And Adapted To None But Very Tranquil Minds.

Resentment Gratifies Him Who Intended An Injury, And Pains Him Unjustly Who Did Not Intend It.

Every Man Prefers Virtue, When There Is Not Some Strong Incitement To Transgress Its Precepts.

Of The Blessings Set Before You Make Your Choice, And Be Content. No Man Can Taste The Fruits Of Autumn While He Is Delighting His Scent With The Flowers Of The Spring: No Man Can, At The Same Time, Fill His Cup From The Source And From The Mouth Of The Nile.

Such Is The Constitution Of Man That Labor May Be Said To Be Its Own Re-ward.