What's Vice Today May Be Virtue, Tomorrow.

It Is Not From Nature, But From Education And Habits, That Our Wants Are Chiefly Derived.

Affectation Proceeds From One Of These Two Causes,--vanity Or Hypocrisy; For As Vanity Puts Us On Affecting False Characters, In Order To Purchase Applause; So Hypocrisy Sets Us On An Endeavor To Avoid Censure, By Concealing Our Vices Under An Appearance Of Their Opposite Virtues.

The Woman And The Soldier Who Do Not Defend The First Pass Will Never Defend The Last.

A Broken Heart Is A Distemper Which Kills Many More Than Is Generally Imagined, And Would Have A Fair Title To A Place In The Bills Of Mortality, Did It Not Differ In One Instance From All Other Diseases, Namely, That No Physicians Can Cure It.

The Slander Of Some People Is As Great A Recommendation As The Praise Of Others.