The Hapless Wit Has His Labors Always

There Are Goods So Opposed That We Cannot Seize Both, But, By Too Much Prudence, May Pass Between Them At Too Great A Distance To Reach Either.

What Signifies Protesting So Against Flattery When A Person Speaks Well Of One, It Must Either Be True Or False, You Know If True, Let Us Rejoice In His Good Opinion If He Lies, It Is A Proof At Least That He Loves More To Please Me, Than To Sit S

Reproof Should Not Exhaust Its Power Upon Petty Failings.

A Blade Of Grass Is Always A Blade Of Grass, Whether In One Country Or Another.

Once A Coxcomb, Always A Coxcomb.