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No Man Sympathizes With The Sorrows Of Vanity.

Wisdom And Virtue Are By No Means Sufficient, Without The Supplemental Laws Of Good-breeding, To Secure Freedom From Degenerating Into Rudeness, Or Self Esteem From Swelling Into Insolence. A Thousand Incivilities May Be Committed, And A Thousand Offices Neglected. Without Any Remorse Of Conscience, Or Reproach From Reason.

A Man Guilty Of Poverty Easily Believes Himself Suspected.

Human Life Is Everywhere A State In Which Much Is To Be Endured, And Little To Be Enjoyed.

[c]ourage Is Reckoned The Greatest Of All Virtues; Because, Unless A Man Has That Virtue, He Has No Security For Preserving Any Other.