Only The Contemptible Fear Contempt.

A Wise Man Should Order His Interests, And Set Them All In Their Proper Places. This Order Is Often Troubled By Greed, Which Putsus Upon Pursuing So Many Things At Once That, In Eagerness For Matters Of Less Consideration, We Grasp At Trifles, And Let Go Things Of Greater Value.

We Should Not Judge A Man's Merits By His Great Qualities, But By The Use He Makes Of Them.

We Are Never So Easily Deceived As When We Imagine We Are Deceiving Others.

The Art Of Using Moderate Abilities To Advantage Often Brings Greater Results Than Actual Brilliance

The Greatest Part Of Intimate Confidences Proceed From A Desire Either To Be Pitied Or Admired.