As All Error Is Meanness, It Is

Advice Is Offensive, It Shows Us That We Are Known To Others As Well As To Ourselves.

The Natural Progress Of The Works Of Men Is From Rudeness To Convenience, From Convenience To Elegance, And From Elegance To Nicety.

There Are In Every Age New Errors To Be Rectified And New Prejudices To Be Opposed.

There Are Goods So Opposed That We Cannot Seize Both, But, By Too Much Prudence, May Pass Between Them At Too Great A Distance To Reach Either.

It Is As Foolish To Make Experiments Upon The Constancy Of A Friend, As Upon The Chastity Of A Wife.