It Is Passion That Makes Man Live;

Spero Speroni Explains Admirably How An Author Who Writes Very Clearly For Himself Is Often Obscure To His Readers. "it Is," He Says, "because The Author Proceeds From The Thought To The Expression, And The Reader From The Expression To The Thought.

Philosophy, Like Medicine, Has Plenty Of Drugs, Few Good Remedies, And Hardly Any Specific Cures.

Almost The Whole Of History Is But A Sequence Of Horrors.

Swallow A Toad In The Morning And You Will Encounter Nothing More Disgusting The Rest Of The Day.

Woman's Weakness, Not Man's Merit, Oftenest Gains The Suitor's Victory.