Weak People Cannot Be Sincere.

We Often Are Consoled By Our Want Of Reason For Misfortunes That Reason Could Not Have Comforted.

It Is Sometimes A Point Of As Much Cleverness To Know To Make Good Use Of Advice From Others As To Be Able Give Good Advice To Oneself.

What We Call Generosity Is For The Most Part Only The Vanity Of Giving; And We Exercise It Because We Are More Fond Of That Vanity Than Of The Thing We Give.

Men's Happiness And Misery Depends Altogether As Much Upon Their Own Humor As It Does Upon Fortune.

What Makes Lovers Never Tire Of One Another Is That They Talk Always About Themselves.