The Blackest Ink Of Fate

As The Malicious Disposition Of Mankind Is Too Well Known, And The Cruel Pleasure Which They Take In Destroying The Reputation Of Others, The Use We Are To Make Of This Knowledge Is, To Afford No Handle For Reproach; For Bad As The World Is, It Seldom Falls On Anyone Who Hath Not Given Some Slight Cause For Censure.

What A Silly Fellow Must He Be Who Would Do The Devil's Work For Free.

Let No Man Be Sorry He Has Done Good, Because Others Have Done Evil.

In A Debate, Rather Pull To Pieces The Argument Of Thy Antagonists Than Offer Him Any Of Thy Own; For Thus Thou Wilt Fight Him In His Own Country.

Good-humor Will Even Go So Far As Often To Supply The Lack Of Wit.