The Countenance Is More Eloquent Than The

Kiss The Hand Of Him Who Can Renounce What He Has Publicly Taught When Convicted Of His Error, And Who, With Heartfelt Joy, Embraces Truth, Though With The Sacrifice Of Favourite Opinions.

Who Partakes In Another's Joys Is A More Humane Character Than He Who Partakes In His Griefs.

All Finery Is A Sign Of Littleness.

He Who Attempts To Make Others Believe In Means Which He Himself Despises Is A Puffer; He Who Makes Use Of More Means Than He Knows To Be Necessary Is A Quack; And He Who Ascribes To Those Means A Greater Efficacy Than His Own Experience Warrants Is An Impostor.

Who Has Witnessed One Free And Unconstrained Act Of Yours, Has Witnessed All.