God Is The Place Where I Do

The Lively Phraseology Of Montesquieu Was The Result Of Long Meditation. His Words, As Light As Wings, Bear On Them Grave Reflections.

The Beautiful Invariably Possesses A Visible And A Hidden Beauty; And It Is Certain That No Style Is So Beautiful As That Which Presents To The Attentive Reader A Half-hidden Meaning.

In Bringing Up A Child, Think Of Its Old Age.

In Order To Be Happy, Think Of The Ills You Have Been Spared.

There Is In The Soul A Taste For The Good, Just As There Is In The Body An Appetite For Enjoyment.