Exquisite Beauty Resides Rather In The Female

Silence,--the Applause Of Real And Durable Impressions.

It Is In The Habits Of Lawyers That Every Accusation Appears Insufficient If They Do Not Exaggerate It Even To Calumny; It Is Thus That Justice Itself Loses Its Sanctity And Its Respect Amongst Men.

It Is The Qualities Of The Heart, Not Those Of The Face, That Should Attract Us In Women, Because The Former Are Durable, The Latter Transitory. So Lovable Women, Like Roses, Retain Their Sweetness Long After They Have Lost Their Beauty.

Modesty And Dew Love The Shade.

Private Passions Grow Tired And Wear Themselves Out; Political Passions, Never.