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I never thought him happy, who thought himself miserable; the mind is the man; if another hath what I can be without, what is he the better, or I the worse, while he wants more, and I less? he is not happy that enjoyes, but that doth not desire. Satisfaction lies not in Addition, but Substraction. A Monarch may be miserable; but content is more than a Kingdom; I can be what I will, while I will be what I can.