Great Souls Are Not Those Who Have

Pride Has A Greater Share Than Goodness In The Reproofs We Give Other People For Their Faults; And We Chide Them Not So Much To Make Them Mend Those Faults As To Make Them Believe That We Ourselves Are Without Fault.

There Are Bad People Who Would Be Less Dangerous If They Were Quite Devoid Of Goodness.

Youth Changes Its Tastes By The Warmth Of Its Blood; Age Retains Its Tastes By Habit.

Our Virtues Are Often, In Reality, No Better Than Vices Disguised.

We Frequently Are Troublesome To Others, When We Think It Impossible For Us Ever To Be So.