If A Civil Word Or Two Will

A Man, Like A Watch, Is To Be Valued For His Manner Of Going.

The Unspoken Word Never Defeats One. What One Does Not Say Does Not Have To Be Explained.

Nothing Shows Our Weakness More Than To Be So Sharp-sighted At Spying Other Men's Faults, And So Purblind About Our Own.

Men Are Generally More Careful Of The Breed Of Their Horses And Dogs Than Of Their Children.

The Receipts Of Cookery Are Swelled To A Volume; But A Good Stomach Excels Them All.