Nothing Is Given So Profusely

We Often See Malefactors, When They Are Led To Execution, Put On Resolution And A Contempt Of Death Which, In Truth, Is Nothing Else But Fearing To Look It In The Face--so That This Pretended Bravery May Very Truly Be Said To Do The Same Good Office To Their Mind That The Blindfold Does To Their Eyes.

A Man Is Sometimes Better Off Deceived About The One He Loves, Than Undeceived.

In Friendship, As In Love, We Are Often More Happy From The Things We Are Ignorant Of Than From Those We Are Acquainted With.

Love's Greatest Miracle Is The Curing Of Coquetry.

Bodily Labor Alleviates The Pains Of The Mind And From This Arises The Happiness Of The Poor