Fear Of Danger Is Ten Thousand Times

[the Devil's] Laws Are Easy, And His Gentle Sway, Makes It Exceeding Pleasant To Obey .

Expect Nothing And You'll Always Be Surprised

I Am Giving An Account Of What Was, Not Of What Ought Or Ought Not To Be.

It Is Men Of Desperate Fortunes On The One Hand, Or Of Aspiring, Superior Fortunes On The Other, Who Go Abroad Upon Adventures, To Rise By Enterprise, And Make Themselves Famous In Undertakings Of A Nature Out Of The Common Road.

Nature Has Left This Tincture In The Blood, That All Men Would Be Tyrants If They Could.