Cunning And Treachery Proceed From Want Of

The Strongest Symptom Of Wisdom In Man Is His Being Sensible Of His Own Follies.

Customary Use Of Artifice Is The Sign Of A Small Mind, And It Almost Always Happens That He Who Uses It To Cover One Spot Uncovers Himself In Another.

It Is Not In The Power Of Even The Most Crafty Dissimulation To Conceal Love Long, Where It Really Is, Nor To Counterfeit It Long Where It Is Not.

The Shame That Arises From Praise Which We Do Not Deserve Often Makes Us Do Things We Should Otherwise Never Have Attempted.

The Heat Of Youth Is Not More Opposed To Safety Than The Coldness Of Age.