The Counsels Of Old Age Give Light

Wit Does Not Take The Place Of Knowledge.

Men Dissimulate Their Dearest, Most Constant, And Most Virtuous Inclination From Weakness And A Fear Of Being Condemned.

Few People Are Modest Enough To Be Estimated At Their True Worth.

We Often Quarrel With The Unfortunate To Get Rid Of Pitying Them.

There Does Not Exist A Man Sufficiently Intelligent Never To Be Tiresome.