Every State Of Society Is

Exercise Cannot Secure Us From That Dissolution To Which We Are Decreed; But While The Soul And Body Continue United, It Can Make The Association Pleasing, And Give Probable Hopes That They Shall Be Disciplined By An Easy Separation...to Die Is The Fate Of Man; But To Die With Lingering Anguish Is Generally His Folly.

Life Affords No Higher Pleasure Than That Of Surmounting Difficulties.

He Who Aspires To Be A Serious Wine Drinker Must Drink Claret.

There Is No Wisdom In Useless And Hopeless Sorrow.

Hunger Is Never Delicate; They Who Are Seldom Gorged To The Full With Praise May Be Safely Fed With Gross Compliments, For The Appetite Must Be Satisfied Before It Is Disgusted.