The Lazy Are Always Wanting To Do

Man Never Rises To Great Truths Without Enthusiasm.

It Cannot Be A Vice In Men To Be Sensible Of Their Strength.

Our Actions Are Neither So Good Nor So Evil As Our Impulses.

It Is Sometimes Easier To Form A Party Than To Attain By Degrees The Head Of A Party Already Formed.

Mediocre Men Sometimes Fear Great Office, And When They Do Not Aim At It, Or When They Refuse It, All That Is To Be Concluded Is That They Are Aware Of Their Mediocrity.