What Makes False Reckoning, As

We Speak Little If Not Egged On By Vanity.

Those Whom The World Has Delighted To Honor Have Oftener Been Influenced In Their Doings By Ambition And Vanity Than By Patriotism.

Sincerity Is A Certain Openness Of Heart. It Is To Be Found In Very Few, And What We Commonly Look Upon To Be So Is Only A Cunningsort Of Dissimulation, To Insinuate Ourselves Into The Confidence Of Others.

There Are Some Faults Which, When Well Managed, Make A Greater Figure Than Virtue Itself.

Treachery Is More Often The Effect Of Weakness Than Of A Formed Design.