Tis More Dishonourable To Distrust A Friend

Happiness Does Not Consist In Things Themselves But In The Relish We Have Of Them; And A Man Has Attained It When He Enjoys What He Loves And Desires Himself, And Not What Other People Think Lovely And Desirable.

It Is Easier To Fall In Love When You Are Out Of It Than To Get Out Of It When You Are In.

He That Would Be A Great Man Must Learn To Turn Every Accident To Some Advantage.

We Often Persuade Ourselves To Love People Who Are More Powerful Than We Are, Yet Interest Alone Produces Our Friendship; We Do Not Give Our Hearts Away For The Good We Wish To Do, But For That We Expect To Receive.

Those Who Are Incapable Of Committing Great Crimes Do Not Readily Suspect Them In Others.