More Are Taken In By Hope Than

Men Sometimes Feel Injured By Praise Because It Assigns A Limit To Their Merit; Few People Are Modest Enough Not To Take Offense That One Appreciates Them.

Men Are Not To Be Judged By What They Do Not Know, But By What They Know, And By The Manner In Which They Know It.

The Falsest Of All Philosophies Is That Which, Under The Pretext Of Delivering Men From The Embarrassment Of Their Passions, Counsels Idleness And The Abandonment And Neglect Of Themselves.

All Grand Thoughts Come From The Heart.

Man Never Rises To Great Truths Without Enthusiasm.