One Should Steal Only Where One Cannot

Good Deeds Shun The Light As Anxiously As Evil Deeds: The Latter Fear That Disclosure Will Bring On Pain (as Punishment), While The Former Fear That Disclosure Will Take Away Pleasure (that Pure Pleasure, That Pleasure Per Se, Which Immediately Ceases Once The Vanity's Satisfaction Is Added).

A Good Writer Possesses Not Only His Own Spirit But Also The Spirit Of His Friends.

We Are Franker Towards Others Than Towards Ourselves.

These Four, However, Seek The Freedom Of Their Will At The Very Point Where They Are Most Securely Chained. It Is As If The Silkworm Sought Freedom Of Will In Spinning. What Is The Reason?

That Roguish And Cheerful Vice, Politeness.