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We May Say Of Agreeableness, As Distinct From Beauty, That It Consists In A Symmetry Of Which We Know Not The Rules, And A Secret Conformity Of The Features To Each Other, As Also To The Air And Complexion Of The Person.

It Is As Common For Tastes To Change As It Is Uncommon For Traits Of Character.

Indolence, Languid As It Is, Often Masters Both Passions And Virtues.

Philosophy Triumphs Easily Over Past Evils And Future Evils, But Present Evils Triumph Over It.

Few Are Sufficiently Wise To Prefer Censure Which Is Useful To Praise Which Is Treacherous.