Great Men's Honor Ought Always To Be

Though Most Of The Friendships Of The World Ill Deserve The Name Of Friendships; Yet A Man May Make Use Of Them On Occasion, As Of A Traffic Whose Returns Are Uncertain, And In Which 'tis Usual To Be Cheated.

Happiness Does Not Consist In Things Themselves But In The Relish We Have Of Them.

Men Are Inconsolable Concerning The Treachery Of Their Friends Or The Deceptions Of Their Enemies; And Yet They Are Often Very Highly Satisfied To Be Both Deceived And Betrayed By Their Own Selves.

Self-interest Makes Some People Blind, And Others Sharp-sighted.

There Are Some People Who Would Never Have Fallen In Love If They Had Not Heard There Was Such A Thing.