We Bear, All Of Us, The Misfortunes

Reason Alone Is Insufficient To Make Us Enthusiastic In Any Matter.

Nothing Is More Ridiculous In Old People That Were Once Good-looking, Than To Forget That They Are Not So Still.

The Gallantry Of The Mind Consists In Agreeable Flattery.

To Establish Oneself In The World, One Does All One Can To Seem Established There Already.

The Health Of The Soul Is Something We Can Be No More Sure Of Than That Of The Body; And Though A Man May Seem Far From The Passions, Yet He Is In As Much Danger Of Falling Into Them As One In A Perfect State Of Health Of Having A Fit Of Sickness.