We Are, In Truth, More Than Half

The Manner Of A Vulgar Man Has Freedom Without Ease, And The Manner Of A Gentleman Has Ease Without Freedom.

The Greatest Dangers Have Their Allurements, If The Want Of Success Is Likely To Be Attended With A Degree Of Glory. Middling Dangers Are Horrid, When The Loss Of Reputation Is The Inevitable Consequence Of Ill Success.

If You Have An Hour, Will You Not Improve That Hour, Instead Of Idling It Away?

Whoever Incites Anger Has A Strong Insurance Against Indifference.

A Gentleman Is Often Seen, But Very Seldom Heard To Laugh.