Mere Bashfulness Without Merit Is

The Sense Of Honour Is Of So Fine And Delicate A Nature, That It Is Only To Be Met With In Minds Which Are Naturally Noble, Or In Such As Have Been Cultivated By Good Examples, Or A Refined Education.

Nature Delights In The Most Plain And Simple Diet.

Good-breeding Shows Itself Most Where To An Ordinary Eye It Appears The Least.

Among All Kinds Of Writing, There Is None In Which Authors Are More Apt To Miscarry Than In Works Of Humour, As There Is None In Which They Are More Ambitious To Excel.

Our Friends Don't See Our Faults, Or Conceal Them, Or Soften Them.