Is Not A Patron One

Virtue Is Too Often Merely Local.

When Two Eglishmen Meet, Their First Talk Is Of The Weather.

The Friendship Which Is To Be Practised Or Expected By Common Mortals, Must Take Its Rise From Mutual Pleasure, And Must End When The Power Ceases Of Delighting Each Other.

He Who Praises Everybody, Praises Nobody.

I Have Adopted The Roman Sentiment, That It Is More Honorable To Save A Citizen Than To Kill An Enemy.