Nothing Is To Be Feared But Fear

Children Sweeten Labours, But They Make Misfortunes More Bitter.

Men Seem Neither To Understand Their Riches Nor Their Strength. Of The Former They Believe Greater Things Than They Should; Of The Latter, Less.

That Conceit, Elegantly Expressed By The Emperor Charles V., In His Instructions To The King, His Son, "that Fortune Hath Somewhat The Nature Of A Woman, That If She Be Too Much Wooed She Is The Farther Off.

It Is A Great Happiness When Men's Professions And Their Inclinations Accord.

It Is The Wisdom Of The Crocodiles, That Shed Tears When They Would Devour.