The Immoderate Cannot Laugh Moderately.

All Finery Is A Sign Of Littleness.

Who Gives A Trifle Meanly Is Meaner Than The Trifle.

He Whom Common, Gross, Or Stale Objects Allure, And When Obtained, Content, Is A Vulgar Being, Incapable Of Greatness In Thought Or Action.

He Who Reforms Himself Has Done More Towards Reforming The Public Than A Crowd Or Noisy, Impotent Patriots.

The Affectation Of Sanctity Is A Blotch On The Face Of Piety.