Common Sense Is The Genius Of Humanity.

Napoleon Affords Us An Example Of The Danger Of Elevating One's Self To The Absolute, And Sacrificing Everything To The Carrying Out Of An Idea.

There Is No Greater Consolation For Mediocrity Than That The Genius Is Not Immortal.

Modern Poets Add A Lot Of Water To Their Ink.

There Is No Crime Of Which I Do Not Deem Myself Capable.

He Who Only Tastes His Error Will Long Dwell With It, Will Take Delight In It As In A Singular Felicity; While He Who Drains It To The Dregs Will, If He Be Not Crazy, Find It To Be What It Is.