The Perfection Of Outward Loveliness

In His Fairy Dreams Of War [thaddeus] Always Made Conquest The Sure End Of His Battles.

There Is Nothing So Clear-sighted And Sensible As A Noble Mind In A Low Estate.

Virtue, Without The Graces, Is Like A Rich Diamond Unpolished--it Hardly Looks Better Than A Common Pebble; But When The Hand Of The Master Rubs Off The Roughness, And Forms The Sides Into A Thousand Brilliant Surfaces, It Is Then That We Acknowledge Its Worth, Admire Its Beauty, And Long To Wear It In Our Bosoms.

The Best Manner Of Avenging Ourselves Is By Not Resembling Him Who Injured Us; And It Is Hardly Possible For One Man To Be More Unlike Another Than He That Forbears To Avenge Himself Of Wrong Is To Him Who Did The Wrong.

Goodness Is Equally Hateful To The Wicked, As Vice Is To The Virtuous.