Grief Is Not In The Nature Of

Nothing Is More Noble, Nothing More Venerable Than Fidelity.

This Is The Part Of A Great Man, After He Has Maturely Weighed All Circumstances, To Punish The Guilty, To Spare The Many, And In Every State Of Fortune Not To Depart From An Upright, Virtuous Conduct.

He Has No Other Recommendation, Save An Assumed And Crafty Solemnity Of Demeanour.

An Innocent Man, If Accused, Can Be Acquitted; A Guilty Man, Unless Accused, Cannot Be Condemned. It Is, However, More Advantageous To Absolve An Innocent Than Not To Prosecute A Guilty Man.

In The Master There Is A Servant, In The Servant A Master.