No Man Sympathizes With The Sorrows Of

No Man Can Enjoy Happiness Without Thinking That He Enjoys It.

Scarcely Any Degree Of Judgment Is Sufficient To Restrain The Imagination From Magnifying That On Which It Is Long Detained

Ignorance Cannot Always Be Inferred From Inaccuracy; Knowledge Is Not Always Present.

Every Other Enjoyment Malice May Destroy; Every Other Panegyric Envy May Withhold; But No Human Power Can Deprive The Boaster Of His Own Encomiums.

The Man Who Feels Himself Ignorant Should, At Least, Be Modest.