“What’s Vice Today May Be Virtue Tomorrow.” –HENRY FIELDING

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“I Prefer An Accommodation Vice To An Obstinate Virtue.” –MOLIERE

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“Hypocrisy Is The Homage Which Vice Renders To Virtue.” –FRANCOIS de La ROCHEFOUCAULD

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“Work Keeps Us From Three Evils…”

“…BOREDOM… VICE… And NEED.”

—VOLTAIRE

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“A Thing Moderately Good Is Not So Good As It Ought To Be…”

“…Moderation In Temper Is Always A Virtue, But Moderation In Principle Is Always A Vice.”

—THOMAS PAINE

(1737–1809)

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