In Love Deceit Almost Always Outstrips Distrust.

The Most Violent Passions Sometimes Leave Us At Rest, But Vanity Agitates Us Constantly.

No Man Can Love A Second Time The Person Whom He Has Once Truly Ceased To Love.

The Desire Of Talking Of Ourselves, And Showing Those Faults We Do Not Mind Having Seen, Makes Up A Good Part Of Our Sincerity.

The Good Or The Bad Fortune Of Men Depends Not Less Upon Their Own Dispositions Than Upon Fortune.

There Are Certain People Fated To Be Fools; They Not Only Commit Follies By Choice, But Are Even Constrained To Do So By Fortune.