The Whole Glory Of Virtue Resides In

The Most Desirable Thing In Life After Health And Modest Means Is Leisure With Dignity.

Some Men Make A Womanish Complaint That It Is A Great Misfortune To Die Before Our Time. I Would Ask What Time? Is It That Of Nature? But She, Indeed, Has Lent Us Life, As We Do A Sum Of Money, Only No Certain Day Is Fixed For Payment. What Reason Then To Complain If She Demands It At Pleasure, Since It Was On This Condition That You Received It.

The Illustrious And Noble Ought To Place Before Them Certain Rules And Regulations, Not Less For Their Hours Of Leisure And Relaxation Than For Those Of Business.

We Must Not Only Obtain Wisdom: We Must Enjoy Her.

Men Ought To Be Most Annoyed By The Sufferings Which Come From Their Own Faults.