We Are Never More Discontented With Others

A Modest Garden Contains, For Those Who Know How To Look And To Wait, More Instruction Than A Library.

Almost Everything Comes From Almost Nothing.

Men Prefer The False Due To Habit, Passion, Will. Preference For Truth Is Rare. Men Are Ruled By Their Fear Of Truth.

Sadness Takes Up The Pen More Readily Than Joy.

At The Bottom Of The Modern Man There Is Always A Great Thirst For Self-forgetfulness, Self-distraction . . . And Therefore He Turns Away From All Those Problems And Abysses Which Might Recall To Him His Own Nothingness.