Off I Go, Rummaging About In Books

Since Philosophy Is The Art Which Teaches Us How To Live, And Since Children Need To Learn It As Much As We Do At Other Ages, Why Do We Not Instruct Them In It?

The Study Of Books Is A Drowsy And Feeble Exercise Which Does Not Warm You Up.

I Speak To The Paper, As I Speak To The First Person I Meet.

The Utility Of Living Consists Not In The Length Of Days, But In The Use Of Time; A Man May Have Lived Long, And Yet Lived But A Little.

It Costs An Unreasonable Woman No More To Pass Over One Reason Than Another; They Cherish Themselves Most Where They Are Most Wrong.