Innocence Does Not Find Near So Much

Our Repentances Are Generally Not So Much A Concern And Remorse For The Harm We Have Done, As A Fear Of The Harm We May Have Brought Upon Ourselves.

We Are So Accustomed To Disguise Ourselves To Others That In The End We Become Disguised To Ourselves.

Friendship Is Insipid To Those Who Have Experienced Love.

Happy People Rarely Correct Their Faults; They Consider Themselves Vindicated, Since Fortune Endorses Their Evil Ways.

It Is A Great Act Of Cleverness To Be Able To Conceal One's Being Clever.