Men's Happiness And Misery Depends Altogether As

It Is With Certain Good Qualities As With The Senses; Those Who Have Them Not Can Neither Appreciate Nor Comprehend Them In Others.

Perfect Courage Is To Do Without Witnesses What One Would Be Capable Of Doing With The World Looking On.

The Accent Of A Man's Native Country Remains In His Mind And His Heart, As It Does In His Speech.

Happiness Is In The Taste, And Not In The Things Themselves; We Are Happy From Possessing What We Like, Not From Possessing What Others Like.

We Love Much Better Those Who Endeavor To Imitate Us, Than Those Who Strive To Equal Us. For Imitation Is A Sign Of Esteem, But Competition Of Envy.