Many Men Are Contemptuous Of Riches; Few

We Acknowledge That We Should Not Talk Of Our Wives; But We Seem Not To Know That We Should Talk Still Less Of Ourselves.

There Are Women Who Never Had An Intrigue; But There Are Scarce Any Who Never Had But One.

We Often Are Consoled By Our Want Of Reason For Misfortunes That Reason Could Not Have Comforted.

He Who Lives Without Folly Isn't So Wise As He Thinks.

It Is A Great Act Of Cleverness To Be Able To Conceal One's Being Clever.