Neither The Sun Nor Death Can Be

We Often Persuade Ourselves To Love People Who Are More Powerful Than We Are, Yet Interest Alone Produces Our Friendship; We Do Not Give Our Hearts Away For The Good We Wish To Do, But For That We Expect To Receive.

Nothing Is So Catching As Example.

We Often Are Consoled By Our Want Of Reason For Misfortunes That Reason Could Not Have Comforted.

However Much We May Distrust Men's Sincerity, We Always Believe They Speak To Us More Sincerely Than To Others.

Flattery Is A Kind Of Bad Money, To Which Our Vanity Gives Us Currency.