None But The Brave Deserve The Fair.

Only Man Clogs His Happiness With Care, Destroying What Is With Thoughts Of What May Be.

When A Man's Life Is Under Debate, The Judge Can Ne'er Too Long Deliberate.

Virgil And Horace [were] The Severest Writers Of The Severest Age.

If The Faults Of Men In Orders Are Only To Be Judged Among Themselves, They Are All In Some Sort Parties; For, Since They Say The Honour Of Their Order Is Concerned In Every Member Of It, How Can We Be Sure That They Will Be Impartial Judges?

A Farce Is That In Poetry Which Grotesque (caricature) Is In Painting. The Persons And Actions Of A Farce Are All Unnatural, And The Manners False, That Is, Inconsistent With The Characters Of Mankind; And Grotesque Painting Is The Just Resemblance Of This.