Neither The Sun Nor Death Can Be

The Strongest Symptom Of Wisdom In Man Is His Being Sensible Of His Own Follies.

A Respectable Man May Love Madly, But Not Foolishly.

It Is Difficult To Define Love; All We Can Say Is, That In The Soul It Is A Desire To Rule, In The Mind It Is A Sympathy, And In The Body It Is A Hidden And Delicate Wish To Possess What We Love-plus Many Mysteries.

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

Confidence In Conversation Has A Greater Share Than Wit.