Quacks Are The Greatest Liars

Those Who In Quarrels Interpose, Must Often Wipe A Bloody Nose.

Little Rogues Easily Become Great Ones.

Singularity In The Right Hath Ruined Many; Happy Those Who Are Convinced Of The General Opinion.

Outside Independence Hall When The Constitutional Convention Of 1787 Ended

Keep Out Of The Sight Of Feasts And Banquets As Much As May Be; For 'tis More Difficult To Refrain Good Cheer, When It's Present, Than From The Desire Of It When It Is Away; The Like You May Observe In The Objects Of All The Other Senses.