Life Is A Malady In

It Is With Happiness As With Watches: The Less Complicated, The Less Easily Deranged.

Every Woman In Choosing A Lover Takes More Account Of The Way In Which Other Women Regard The Man Than Of Her Own.

Whoever Is Not A Misanthrope At Forty Can Never Have Loved Mankind.

One Can Be Certain That Every Generally Held Idea, Every Received Notion, Will Be Idiocy Because It Has Been Able To Appeal To The Majority

What One Knows Best Is ... What One Has Learned Not From Books But As A Result Of Books, Through The Reflections To Which They Have Given Rise.