Que Sçais-je?" (what Do I Know?)

Every Abridgement Of A Good Book Is A Fool Abridged.

A Man Must Learn To Endure Patiently What He Cannot Avoid Conveniently.

Plenty And Indigence Depend Upon The Opinion Every One Has Of Them; And Riches, Like Glory Of Health, Have No More Beauty Or Pleasure Than Their Possessor Is Pleaded To Lend Them.

Now, Of All The Benefits That Virtue Confers Upon Us, The Contempt Of Death Is One Of The Greatest.

One Should Always Have One's Boots On And Be Ready To Leave.