"i Was Not Alone When I Was

I Say That Habit's But A Long Practice, Friend, And This Becomes Men's Nature In The End.

Revolutions Are Not About Trifles, But Spring From Trifles.

When We Deliberate It Is About Means And Not Ends.

It Is Homer Who Has Chiefly Taught Other Poets The Art Of Telling Lies Skillfully.

It Is Not The Possessions But The Desires Of Mankind Which Require To Be Equalized.