Our Actions Are Like Blank Rhymes, To

Sometimes We Think We Dislike Flattery, But It Is Only The Way It Is Done That We Dislike.

In Love We Often Doubt What We Most Believe.

Men Never Desire Anything Very Eagerly Which They Desire Only By The Dictates Of Reason.

It Is Necessary, In Order To Know Things Well, To Know The Particulars Of Them; And These, Being Infinite, Make Our Knowledge Eversuperficial And Imperfect.

A Clever Man Should Handle His Interests So That Each Will Fall In Suitable Order Of Their Value.