In Love Deceit Nearly Always

As Love Increases, Prudence Diminishes.

Tastes In Young People Are Changed By Natural Impetuosity, And In The Aged Are Preserved By Habit.

We Should Not Judge A Man's Merits By His Great Qualities, But By The Use He Makes Of Them.

There Is A Form Of Eminence Which Does Not Depend On Fate; It Is An Air Which Sets Us Apart And Seems To Prtend Great Things; It Is The Value Which We Unconsciously Attach To Ourselves; It Is The Quality Which Wins Us Deference Of Others; More Than Birth, Position, Or Ability, It Gives Us Ascendance.

The Force We Use On Ourselves, To Prevent Ourselves From Loving, Is Often More Cruel Than The Severest Treatment At The Hands Of One Loved.