Envy Will Merit, As Its

Tis Strange The Miser Should His Cares Employto Gain Those Riches He Can Ne'er Enjoy;is It Less Strange The Prodigal Should Wastehis Wealth To Purchase What He Ne'er Can Taste?

Envy Will Merit As Its Shade Pursue, But Like A Shadow, Proves The Substance True.

Conceit Is To Nature What Paint Is To Beauty; It Is Not Only Needless, But It Impairs What It Would Improve.

The Doubtful Beam Long Nods From Side To Side.

Our Judgments, Like Our Watches, None Go Just Alike, Yet Each Believes His Own