If Vanity Does Not Entirely Overthrow The

We Sometimes Differ More Widely From Ourselves Than We Do From Others.

The Exceeding Delight We Take In Talking About Ourselves Should Give Us Cause To Fear That We Are Giving But Very Little Pleasureto Our Listeners.

If We Resist Our Passions, It Is More Due To Their Weakness Than Our Strength.

Cunning And Treachery Proceed From Want Of Capacity.

Whilst Weakness And Timidity Keep Us To Our Duty, Virtue Has Often All The Honor.