Laws Without Morals Are In Vain.

I Never Turned To Drink. It Seemed To Turn To Me.

By My Rambling Digressions I Perceive Myself To Be Growing Old.

Distrust And Caution Are The Parents Of Security.

Experience Keeps A Dear School, But Fools Will Learn In No Other.

A Temperate Diet Frees From Diseases; Such Are Seldom Ill, But If They Are Surprised With Sickness, They Bear It Better, And Recover Sooner; For Most Distempers Have Their Original From Repletion.