Whatever May Be Our Natural Talents, The

It Is Hard To Prevent Oneself From Believing What One So Keenly Desires.

It Is Always A Poor Way Of Reading The Hearts Of Others To Try To Conceal Our Own. [fr., C'est Toujours Un Mauvais Moyen De Lire Dans Le Coeur Des Autres Que D'affecter De Cacher Le Sien.]

With Children Use Force; With Men Reason; Such Is The Natural Order Of Things. The Wise Man Requires No Law.

I Would Rather Be A Man Of Paradoxes Than A Man Of Prejudices.

One Thinks Himself The Master Of Others, And Still Remains A Greater Slave Than They.