Action Makes More Fortune Than Caution.

It Is Sometimes Easier To Form A Party Than To Attain By Degrees The Head Of A Party Already Formed.

The Greatest Evil That Fortune Can Bring To Men Is To Endow Them With Feeble Resources And Yet To Make Them Ambitious.

We Can Love With All Our Hearts Those In Whom We Recognize Great Faults. It Would Be Impertinent To Believe That Perfection Alone Has The Right To Please Us; Sometimes Our Weaknesses Attach Us To Each Other As Much As Our Virtues.

There Does Not Exist A Man Sufficiently Intelligent Never To Be Tiresome.

Newton, Pascal, Bossuet, Racine, F?nelon -- That Is To Say, Some Of The Most Enlightened Men On Earth, In The Most Philosophical Of All Ages -- Have Been Believers In Jesus Christ; And The Great Cond?, When Dying, Repeated These Noble Words, "yes, I Shall See God As He Is, Face To Face!".