Beauty And Folly Are Old

Do Not, However, Mistake Me. It Is Not To My Good Friend's Heresy That I Impute His Honesty. On The Contrary, 'tis His Honesty That Brought Upon Him The Character Of A Heretic.

In This World Nothing Can Be Said To Be Certain, Except Death And Taxes.

It Is Much Easier To Suppress A First Desire Than To Satisfy Those That Follow.

He That Riseth Late, Must Trot All Day, And Shall Scarce Overtake His Business At Night.

In New England They Once Thought Blackbirds Useless, And Mischievous To The Corn. They Made Efforts To Destroy Them. The Consequence Was, The Blackbirds Were Diminished; But A Kind Of Worm, Which Devoured Their Grass, And Which The Blackbirds Used To Feed On, Increased Prodigiously; Then, Finding Their Loss In Grass Much Greater Than Their Saving In Corn, They Wished Again For Their Blackbirds.