The Gallantry Of The Mind

Reason Alone Is Insufficient To Make Us Enthusiastic In Any Matter.

Many Young Persons Believe Themselves Natural When They Are Only Impolite And Coarse.

Whatever Distrust We May Have Of The Sincerity Of Those Who Converse With Us, We Always Believe They Will Tell Us More Truth Than They Do To Others.

Ideas Often Flash Across Our Minds More Complete Than We Could Make Them After Much Labor.

When Love Becomes Labored We Welcome An Act Of Infidelity Towards Ourselves To Free Us From Fidelity.