We Have No Patience With

Neither Love Nor Fire Can Subsist Without Perpetual Motion; Both Cease To Live So Soon As They Cease To Hope, Or To Fear.

Some Allow Themselves To Be Overcome By Panic, And Others Charge Because They Dare Not Remain At Their Posts. Some May Be Found Whose Courage Is Strengthened By Small Perils That Prepare Them To Face Greater Dangers. Some Are Daring When Facing Swords But Dread Facing Bullets; Others Dread Bullets Little But Fear Facing Swords A Lot.

The Happiness And Misery Of Men Depend No Less On Temper Than Fortune.

Propriety Is The Least Of All Laws, And The Most Observed.

We Often Pay Our Debts Not Because It Is Only Fair That We Should, But To Make Future Loans Easier.