Nothing Is So Silly As The Expression

He Who Makes Great Demands Upon Himself Is Naturally Inclined To Make Great Demands On Others.

Nothing Is More Fatal To Happiness Than The Remembrance Of Happiness.

It Is Not Becoming To Lay To Virtue The Weariness Of Old Age.

The Greatest Intelligence Is Precisely The One That Suffers The Most From Its Own Limitations.

To What A Degree The Same Past Can Leave Different Marks - And Especially Admit Of Different Interpretations.