Friendships Ought To Be Immortal,

Men Are Slower To Recognize Blessings Than Evils.

Law Is A Thing Which Is Insensible, And Inexorable, More Beneficial And More Profitious To The Weak Than To The Strong; It Admits Of No Mitigation Nor Pardon, Once You Have Overstepped Its Limits.

We Feel Public Misfortunes Just So Far As They Affect Our Private Circumstances, And Nothing Of This Nature Appeals More Directly To Us Than The Loss Of Money.

No Wickedness Proceeds On Any Grounds Of Reason.

There Is Nothing Worse Than Being Ashamed Of Parsimony Or Poverty.