(man,) The Glory And The Scandal Of

L'homme N'est Qu'un Sujet Plein D'erreur, Naturelle Et Ineffa C° Able Sans La Gra" Ce. Man Is Nothing But A Subject Full Of Natural Error That Cannot Be Eradicated Except Through Grace.

Rivers Are Roads Which Move, And Which Carry Us Whither We Desire To Go.

No One Is Discontented At Not Being A King Except A Discrowned King ... Unhappiness Almost Invariably Indicates The Existence Of A Road Not Taken, A Talent Undeveloped, A Self Not Recognized.

The Least Movement Is Of Importance To All Nature. The Entire Ocean Is Affected By A Pebble.

Silence Is The Greatest Persecution; Never Do The Saints Keep Themselves Silent.