The Most Exquisite Pleasure Is Giving Pleasure

A Mediocre Mind Thinks It Writes Divinely; A Good Mind Thinks It Writes Reasonably.

He Who Excels In His Art So As To Carry It To The Utmost Height Of Perfection Of Which It Is Capable May Be Said In Some Measure To Go Beyond It: His Transcendent Productions Admit Of No Appellations.

He Who Knows How To Wait For What He Desires Does Not Feel Very Desperate If He Fails In Obtaining It; And He, On The Contrary, Who Is Very Impatient In Procuring A Certain Thing, Takes So Much Pains About It, That, Even When He Is Successful, He Does Not Think Himself Sufficiently Rewarded.

One Must Laugh Before One Is Happy, Or One May Die Without Ever Laughing At All.

Those Who Make The Worst Use Of Their Time Are The First To Complain Of Its Shortness.