The Wealth Is Ultimately Just A Relative

Jealousy Is Sustained As Often By Pride As By Affection.

We Shall At All Times Chance Upon Men Of Recondite Acquirements, But Whose Qualifications, From The Incommunicative And Inactive Habits Of Their Owners, Are As Utterly Useless To Others As Though The Possessors Had Them Not.

The Most Consistent Men Are Not More Unlike To Others, Than They Are At Times To Themselves.

Doubt Is The Vestibule Of Faith.

We Know The Effects Of Many Things, But The Cause Of Few; Experience, Therefore, Is A Surer Guide Than Imagination, And Inquiry Than Conjecture.