He Who Lives Without Folly Isn't So

The Violence We Do To Ourselves In Order To Remain Faithful To The One We Love Is Hardly Better Than An Act Of Infidelity.

Raillery Is More Insupportable Than Wrong; Because We Have A Right To Resent Injuries, But Are Ridiculous In Being Angry At A Jest.

We Are All Strong Enough To Bear Other Men's Misfortunes.

The Fame Of Great Men Ought To Be Judged Always By Their Big, Fancy Names.

Fortune Mends More Faults In Us Than Ever Reason Would Be Able To Do.