All's Well In The End, If You've

It's A Shame To Be Called "educated" Those Who Do Not Study The Ancient Greek Writers.

Time, Which Gnaws And Diminisheth All Things Else, Augments And Increaseth Benefits; Because A Noble Action Of Liberality, Done To A Man Of Reason, Doth Grow Continually By His Generous Thinking Of It And Remembering It.

Remove Idleness From The World And Soon The Arts Of Cupid Would Perish.

I Do Not Drink More Than A Sponge.

I Recognize In [my Readers] A Specific Form And Individual Property, Which Our Predecessors Called Pantagruelism, By Means Of Which They Never Take Anything The Wrong Way That They Know To Stem From Good, Honest And Loyal Hearts.