Man Is To Be Held

Wit Is Often Its Own Worst Enemy.

Idleness, Ennui, Noise, Mischief, Riot, And A Nameless Train Of Mistaken Notions Of Pleasure, Are Often Classed, In A Young Man's Mind, Under The General Head Of Liberty.

How Success Changes The Opinion Of Men!

Now Flattery Can Never Do Good; Twice Cursed In The Giving And The Receiving, It Ought To Be.

Persons Not Habituated To Reason Often Argue Absurdly, Because, From Particular Instances, They Deduce General Conclusions, And Extend The Result Of Their Limited Experience Of Individuals Indiscriminately To Whole Classes.