Indolence Is The Sleep Of The Mind.

Magnanimity Will Not Consider The Prudence Of Its Motives.

The Best Things Are The Most Common.

It Is Unjust To Exact That Men Shall Do Out Of Deference To Our Advice What They Have No Desire To Do For Themselves.

It Is Sometimes Easier To Form A Party Than To Attain By Degrees The Head Of A Party Already Formed.

The Counsels Of The Old, Like The Winter Sun, Shine, But Give No Heat.