Officious, Innocent, Sincere, Of Every Friendless Name

Vanity Is So Frequently The Apparent Motive Of Advice, That We, For The Most Part, Summon Our Powers To Oppose It Without Any Very Accurate Inquiry Whether It Is Right.

A Married Man Has Many Cares, But A Bachelor No Pleasures.

A Man Has No More Right To Say An Uncivil Thing Than To Act One; No More Right To Say A Rude Thing To Another Than To Knock Him Down.

How Is It That We Hear The Loudest Yelps For Liberty Among The Drivers Of Negroes?

Nature Makes Us Poor Only When We Want Necessaries, But Custom Gives The Name Of Poverty To The Want Of Superfluities.