A Good Man, Though He

Humility Is A Grace That Shines In A High Condition But Cannot, Equally, In A Low One Because A Person In The Latter Is Already, Perhaps, Too Much Humbled.

There Would Be No Supporting Life Were We To Feel Quite As Poignantly For Others As We Do For Ourselves.

Rakes Are More Suspicious Than Honest Men.

The Mind Can Be But Full. It Will Be As Much Filled With A Small Disagreeable Occurrence, Having No Other, As With A Large One.

It Is Much Easier To Find Fault With Others, Than To Be Faultless Ourselves.