Happiness Does Not Lie In

Moral Qualities Are So Constituted As To Be Destroyed By Excess And By Deficiency . . .

In A Word, Acts Of Any Kind Produce Habits Or Characters Of The Same Kind. Hence We Ought To Make Sure That Our Acts Are Of A Certain Kind; For The Resulting Character Varies As They Vary. It Makes No Small Difference, Therefore, Whether A Man Be Trained In His Youth Up In This Way Or That, But A Great Difference, Or Rather All The Difference.

That Rule Is The Better Which Is Exercised Over Better Subjects.

Wit Is Cultured Insolence.

A Promise Made Must Be A Promise Kept.