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William Havard Quotes

Who shall tax successful villany, or call the rising traitor to account? Picture Quote #1
The guilty mind debases the great image that it wears, and levels us with brutes Picture Quote #1
Frank sincerity, though no invited guest, is free to all, and brings his welcome with him Picture Quote #1
Appearances deceive and this one maxim is a standing rule: Men are not what they seem Picture Quote #1
Fear on guilt attends, and deeds of darkness; the virtuous breast ne’er knows it Picture Quote #1
I have too deeply read mankind to be amused with friendship; it is a name invented merely to betray credulity; it is intercourse of interest, not of souls Picture Quote #1
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O credulity, thou hast as many ears as fame has tongues, open to every sound of truth as of falsehood Picture Quote #1
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Who shall tax successful villany, or call the rising traitor to account?  (William Havard Quotes) The guilty mind debases the great image that it wears, and levels us with brutes  (William Havard Quotes) Frank sincerity, though no invited guest, is free to all, and brings his welcome with him  (William Havard Quotes) Appearances deceive and this one maxim is a standing rule: Men are not what they seem  (William Havard Quotes) Fear on guilt attends, and deeds of darkness; the virtuous breast ne’er knows it  (William Havard Quotes) I have too deeply read mankind to be amused with friendship; it is a name invented merely to betray credulity; it is intercourse of interest, not of souls  (William Havard Quotes) O credulity, thou hast as many ears as fame has tongues, open to every sound of truth as of falsehood  (William Havard Quotes)