To Reason With Poorly Chosen

Only Passions Can Raise A Man Above The Level Of The Animal.

Two Human Beings Anchored To One Another Are Like Two Ships Shaken By Waves; Their Carcases Collide With One Another And Creak.

Old Age Diminishes Our Strength; It Takes Away Our Pleasures One After The Other; It Withers The Soul As Well As The Body; It Renders Adventure And Friendship Difficult; And Finally It Is Shadowed By Thoughts Of Death.

Experience Is Valuable Only When It Has Brought Suffering And When The Suffering Has Left Its Mark Upon Both Body And Mind.

No One Can Be Profoundly Original Who Does Not Avoid Eccentricity.