Few Things Are Needed To Make A

There Is An Excess Both In Happiness And Misery Above Our Power Of Sensation.

Great Men's Honor Ought Always To Be Measured By The Methods They Made Use Of In Attaining It.

It Is Often Hard To Determine Whether A Clear, Open, And Honorable Proceeding Is The Result Of Goodness Or Of Cunning.

In All Aspects Of Life, We Take On A Part And An Appearance To Seem To Be What We Wish To Be--and Thus The World Is Merely Composed Of Actors.

A Fool Has Not Material Enough To Be Good. [fr., Un Sot N'a Pas Assez D'etoffe Pour Etre Bon.]