In The Intercourse Of Life,

If We Have Not Peace Within Ourselves, It Is In Vain To Seek It From Outward Sources.

Old People Love To Give Good Advice; It Compensates Them For Their Inability To Set A Bad Example.

Self-love Increases Or Diminishes For Us The Good Qualities Of Our Friends, In Proportion To The Satisfaction We Feel With Them; And We Judge Of Their Merit By The Manner In Which They Act Towards Us.

Nothing Hinders A Thing From Being Natural So Much As The Straining Ourselves To Make It Seem So.

Jealousy Contains More Of Self-love Than Of Love.