The Dignity Of History.

It May Be Laid Down As A General Rule, That No Woman Who Hath Any Great Pretensions To Admiration Is Ever Well Pleased In A Company Where She Perceives Herself To Fill Only The Second Place.

There Is Scarcely Any Man, How Much Soever He May Despise The Character Of A Flatterer, But Will Condescend In The Meanest Manner To Flatter Himself.

Scarcely One Person In A Thousand Is Capable Of Tasting The Happiness Of Others.

He That Dies Before Sixty, Of A Cold Or Consumption, Dies, In Reality, By A Violent Death.

Some Folks Rail Against Other Folks, Because Other Folks Have What Some Folks Would Be Glad Of.