All His Faults Are Such That One

All That Philosophy Can Teach Is To Be Stubborn Or Sullen Under Misfortunes.

To Aim At Excellence, Our Reputation, And Friends, And All Must Be Ventured; To Aim At The Average We Run No Risk And Provide Little Service.

Don't Let Us Make Imaginary Evils, When You Know We Have So Many Real Ones To Encounter.

Want Of Prudence Is Too Frequently The Want Of Virtue.

Wept O'er His Wounds, Or Tales Of Sorrow Done, Shoulder'd His Crutch, And Shew'd How Fields Were Won.