The Wise Man Is He Who Constantly

Man Is Extraordinarily Clever In Preventing Himself From Being Happy; It Would Seem That The Less Able He Is To Endure Misfortune The More Apt He Is To Attach Himself To It.

Chastity More Rarely Follows Fear, Or A Resolution, Or A Vow, Than It Is The Mere Effect Of Lack Of Appetite And, Sometimes Even, Of Distaste.

Prejudices Are The Props Of Civilization.

The Work Of Art Is The Exaggeration Of An Idea.

Whoever Starts Out Toward The Unknown Must Consent To Venture Alone.