To Eat Is A Necessity, But To

Ordinary Men Commonly Condemn What Is Beyond Them.

Indolence, Languid As It Is, Often Masters Both Passions And Virtues.

One Man May Be More Cunning Than Another, But No One Can Be More Cunning Than All The World.

Our Minds Are Lazier Than Our Bodies.

The Courage Of A Great Many Men, And The Virtue Of A Great Many Women, Are The Effect Of Vanity, Shame, And Especially A Suitabletemperament.