Cupid Makes It His Sport

The Truly Great Man Is As Apt To Forgive As His Power Is Able To Revenge.

He Travels Safe And Not Unpleasantly Who Is Guarded By Poverty And Guided By Love.

Who Shoots At The Mid-day Sun, Though He Be So Sure He Shall Never Hit The Mark, Yet As Sure As He Is, He Shall Shoot Higher Than He Who Aims At A Bush.

The Truly Great And Good, In Affliction, Bear A Countenance More Princely Than They Are Wont; For It Is The Temper Of The Highest Hearts, Like The Palm-tree, To Strive Most Upwards When It Is Most Burdened.

Valor Is Abased By Too Much Loftiness.