Youth Is A Continual Intoxication; It Is

The Passions Do Very Often Give Birth To Others Of A Nature Most Contrary To Their Own. Thus Avarice Sometimes Brings Forth Prodigality, And Prodigality Avarice; A Man's Resolution Is Very Often The Effect Of Levity, And His Boldness That Of Cowardice And Fear.

There Are Two Sorts Of Constancy In Love One Arises From Continually Discovering In The Loved Person New Subjects For Love, The Other Arises From Our Making A Merit Of Being Constant.

Were We Faultless, We Would Not Derive Such Satisfaction From Remarking The Faults Of Others.

A Man Is Ridiculous Less Through The Characteristics He Has Than Through Those He Affects To Have.

Some People Displease With Merit, And Others' Very Faults And Defects Are Pleasing.