The World More Often Rewards The Appearances

The Desire Of Talking Of Ourselves, And Showing Those Faults We Do Not Mind Having Seen, Makes Up A Good Part Of Our Sincerity.

He Who Lives Without Folly Isn't So Wise As He Thinks.

Nothing Is Impossible; There Are Ways That Lead To Everything, And If We Had Sufficient Will We Should Always Have Sufficient Means. It Is Often Merely For An Excuse That We Say Things Are Impossible.

Fortune Makes Our Virtues And Vices Visible, Just As Light Does The Objects Of Sight.

One May Outwit Another, But Not All The Others.