The Mind Is Exercised By The Variety

A Man Who Tries To Surpass Another May Perhaps Succeed In Equaling Inot Actually Surpassing Him, But One Who Merely Follows Can Never Quite Come Up With Him: A Follower, Necessarily, Is Always Behind.

The Pretended Admission Of A Fault On Our Part Creates An Excellent Impression.

For It Would Have Been Better That Man Should Have Been Born Dumb, Nay, Void Of All Reason, Rather Than That He Should Employ The Gifts Of Providence To The Destruction Of His Neighbor.

Ambition Is A Vice, But It May Be The Father Of Virtue.

Where Evil Habits Are Once Settled, They Are More Easily Broken Than Mended.