It Is Not Enough That

A True Friend Is The Greatest Of All Blessings, And That Which We Take The Least Care Of All To Acquire.

Propriety Is The Least Of All Laws, And The Most Observed.

The Blindness Of Men Is The Most Dangerous Effect Of Their Pride; It Seems To Nourish And Augment It; It Deprives Them Of Knowledge Of Remedies Which Can Solace Their Miseries And Can Cure Their Faults.

To Establish Oneself In The World, One Does All One Can To Seem Established There Already.

If We Did Not Flatter Ourselves, The Flattery Of Others Could Never Harm Us.