Fair And Softly Goes Far.

For Historians Ought To Be Precise, Truthful, And Quite Unprejudiced, And Neither Interest Nor Fear, Hatred Nor Affection, Should Cause Them To Swerve From The Path Of Truth, Whose Mother Is History, The Rival Of Time, The Depository Of Great Actions, The Witness Of What Is Past, The Example And Instruction Of The Present, The Monitor Of The Future.

The Foolish Sayings Of The Rich Pass For Wise Saws In Society.

Good Wits Jump; A Word To The Wise Is Enough.

What Man Can Pretend To Know The Riddle Of A Woman's Mind?

You Are A Devil At Everything, And There Is No Kind Of Thing In The 'versal World But What You Can Turn Your Hand Into.