He Who Fights With Monsters Might Take

A Pair Of Powerful Spectacles Has Sometimes Sufficed To Cure A Person In Love.

When One Has A Great Deal To Put Into It A Day Has A Hundred Pockets.

In Morality, Man Treats Himself Not As Individuum But As Dividuum.

Many Brief Follies--that Is What You Call Love. And Your Marriage Puts An End To Many Brief Follies, With A Single Long Stupidity.

Mediocrity Is The Most Effective Mask A Superior Spirit Can Wear, Because To The Great Majority, Which Is To Say, To The Mediocre,it Will Not Suggest A Disguise:--and Yet It Is Precisely For Their Sake That He Puts It On--so As Not To Arouse Them, And, Indeed, Not Infrequently To Avoid This Out Of Pity And Benevolence.