Envy Is Blind, And Is Only Clever

A Fraudulent Intent, However Carefully Concealed At The Outset, Will Generally, In The End, Betray Itself.

Toil And Pleasure, Dissimilar In Nature, Are Nevertheless United By A Certain Natural Bond.

No Man Likes To Be Surpassed By Those Of This Own Level.

Such Is The Nature Of Crowds: Either They Are Humble And Servile Or Arrogant And Dominating. They Are Incapable Of Making Moderate Use Of Freedom, Which Is The Middle Course, Or Of Keeping It.

Resistance To Criminal Rashness Comes Better Late Than Never.