Some Follies Are Caught, Like Contagious Diseases.

There Is Scarcely Any Man Sufficiently Clever To Appreciate All The Evil He Does.

Moderation Is Represented As A Virtue In Order To Restrain The Ambition Of Great Men, And To Console Those Of A Meaner Condition In Their Lesser Merit And Fortune.

Love, All Agreeable As It Is, Charms More By The Fashion In Which It Displays Itself, Than By Its Own True Merit.

We May Sooner Be Brought To Love Them That Hate Us, Than Them That Love Us More Than We Would Have Them Do.

Death And The Sun Are Not To Be Looked At Steadily.