Old Men, Imagining Themselves Under Obligation To

The World, Thinking Itself Affronted By Superior Merit, Takes Delight To Bring It Down To Its Own Level.

Though A Censure Lies Against Those Who Are Poor And Proud, Yet Is Pride Sooner To Be Forgiven In A Poor Person Than In A Rich One; Since In The Latter It Is Insult And Arrogance; In The Former, It May Be A Defense Against Temptations To Dishonesty; And, If Manifested On Proper Occasions, May Indicate A Natural Bravery Of Mind, Which The Frowns Of Fortune Cannot Depress.

...for My Master, Bad As I Have Thought Him, Is Not Half So Bad As This Woman.-to Be Sure She Must Be An Atheist!

Sorrow Makes An Ugly Face Odious.

A Man Who Flatters A Woman Hopes Either To Find Her A Fool Or To Make Her One.