Society Is The Union Of

They Who Love To Inform Themselves, Are Never Idle. Though I Have No Business Of Consequence To Take Care Of, I Am Nevertheless Continually Employed. I Spend My Life In Examining Things: I Write Down In The Evening Whatever I Have Remarked, What I Have Seen, And What I Have Heard In The Day: Every Thing Engages My Attention, And Every Thing Excites My Wonder: I Am Like An Infant, Whose Organs, As Yet Tender, Are Strongly Affected By The Slightest Objects.

Those Who Have Few Affairs To Attend To Are Great Speakers. The Less Men Think, The More They Talk.

Men, Who Are Rogues Individually, Are In The Mass Very Honorable People.

Men Should Be Bewailed At Their Birth, And Not At Their Death.

There Are Countries Where A Man Is Worth Nothing; There Are Others Where He Is Worth Less Than Nothing.