A Man Seldom Finds People Unthankful, As

The Happiness And Unhappiness Of Men Depends As Much On Their Ethics As On Fortune.

However Much We May Distrust Men's Sincerity, We Always Believe They Speak To Us More Sincerely Than To Others.

Everyone Complains Of His Memory, And Nobody Complains Of His Judgment.

Idleness And Fear Keeps Us In The Path Of Duty, But Our Virtue Often Gets The Praise.

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