The Sum Of A Man's

Mankind Suffers From Two Excesses: To Exclude Reason, And To Live By Nothing But Reason.

Tout Notre Raisonnement Se Re Duit A' Ce Der Au Sentiment. All Our Reasoning Comes Down To Surrendering To Feeling.

We Run Carelessly To The Precipice, After We Have Put Something Before Us To Prevent Us Seeing It.

Most Of Man's Trouble Comes From His Inability To Be Still.

God Only Pours Out His Light Into The Mind After Having Subdued The Rebellion Of The Will By An Altogether Heavenly Gentleness Which Charms And Wins It.