A Man's Own Good Breeding Is The

It Must Be Owned, That The Graces Do Not Seem To Be Natives Of Great Britain; And I Doubt, The Best Of Us Here Have More Of Rough Than Polished Diamond.

Whoever Plays Deep Must Necessarily Lose His Money Or His Character.

The More One Works, The More Willing One Is To Work.

There Is Hardly Any Place Or Any Company Where You May Not Gain Knowledge, If You Please; Almost Everybody Knows Some One Thing, And Is Glad To Talk About That One Thing.

The Scholar Without Good Breeding Is A Pedant; The Philosopher, A Cynic.