Perfect Courage And Utter Cowardice Are Two

We Are Never Either So Fortunate Or So Misfortunate As We Imagine.

The Most Subtle Of Our Acts Is To Simulate Blindness For Snares That We Know Are Set For Us.

It Is From A Weakness And Smallness Of Mind That Men Are Opinionated; And We Are Very Loath To Believe What We Are Not Able To Comprehend.

There Are Certain People Fated To Be Fools; They Not Only Commit Follies By Choice, But Are Even Constrained To Do So By Fortune.

The Distempers Of The Soul Have Their Relapses, As Many And As Dangerous As Those Of The Body; And What We Take For A Perfect Cureis Generally Either An Abatement Of The Same Disease Or The Changing Of That For Another.