When Our Hatred Is Too Alive Puts

It Is A Wearisome Disease To Preserve Health By Too Strict A Regimen.

Our Own Distrust Gives A Fair Pretence For The Knavery Of Other People.

We Have More Ability Than Will Power, And It Is Often An Excuse To Ourselves That We Imagine That Things Are Impossible.

Civility Is A Desire To Receive Civilities, And To Be Accounted Well-bred.

The Rust Of Business Is Sometimes Polished Off In A Camp; But Never In A Court.