He Who Pretends To Look Upon Death

One Must Choose Between Making A Man Or A Citizen, For One Cannot Make Both At The Same Time.

The Tone Of Good Conversation Is Brilliant And Natural; It Is Neither Tedious Nor Frivolous; It Is Instructive Without Pedantry, Gay Without Tumultuousness, Polished Without Affectation, Gallant Without Insipidity, Waggish Without Equivocation.

To Renounce Freedom Is To Renounce One's Humanity, One's Rights As A Man And Equally One's Duties.

We Lose All That Time Which We Might Employ Better.

Men Speak From Knowledge, Women From Imagination.